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De-addiction centre in Udaipur

Chetas is a trusted de-addiction centre in Udaipur, led by Dr. R. K. Sharma, MD Psychiatry (NIMHANS). Addiction is a medical condition, not a weakness. We help you stop safely, manage cravings and build a life where you don't need the substance.

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Quick answer

Where can I get de-addiction treatment in Udaipur?

Chetas Counseling Center in Panchwati, Udaipur provides medically supervised de-addiction treatment led by psychiatrist Dr. R.K. Sharma. Treatment covers alcohol, tobacco, cannabis, opioids, sleeping pills, and mobile or gaming addiction. It combines safe withdrawal planning, anti-craving medicines where appropriate, counseling and family support. Call +91 90244 81422.

Signs to look for

When to seek help

Needing more to feel the sameTolerance has built up over months or years.
Shaking or sweating without itWithdrawal symptoms in the morning or between uses.
Failed attempts to quitYou've tried to cut down, but it keeps coming back.
Problems at home or workArguments, missed work, money or legal trouble.
Using to copeDrinking or using to sleep, relax or forget problems.
Hiding how much you useSecrecy, guilt or defensiveness about the habit.
Understanding it

What you should know

Stopping alcohol suddenly after heavy, long-term use can cause tremors, seizures or delirium, which is why medical supervision matters. With the right plan, withdrawal can be managed safely and comfortably.

We also treat what often sits underneath addiction, such as anxiety, depression, sleep problems or stress, because treating both together gives the best chance of lasting recovery. Families receive guidance on how to support without enabling.

Our approach

How treatment works at Chetas

  1. Confidential assessmentPattern of use, physical health, withdrawal risk and any depression or anxiety alongside.
  2. Safe withdrawalA medically supervised detox plan. Alcohol withdrawal can be dangerous, so it is never done blindly.
  3. Anti-craving treatmentMedicines that reduce cravings and relapse risk, where suitable, plus motivational counseling.
  4. Relapse preventionTrigger planning, family sessions and regular follow-up for the months that matter most.
Covered

What we help with

Alcohol addictionTobacco, gutkha & smokingCannabis (ganja, bhang)Opioids & smackSleeping pill dependenceMobile & gaming addictionGamblingDual diagnosis (addiction + depression)
Family member refusing treatment?

You can come in first on your own. We'll guide you on how to talk to them, what to avoid, and how to recognise a medical emergency.

FAQs

Frequently asked questions

Is it safe to stop drinking suddenly at home?+

Not always. After heavy daily drinking, sudden stopping can cause dangerous withdrawal, including seizures. Please consult a doctor for a supervised plan.

How long does de-addiction treatment take?+

Detox usually takes 5–10 days. Recovery support continues for several months, because relapse risk is highest in the first year.

Do you offer outpatient de-addiction treatment?+

Yes. Most people are treated as outpatients with regular follow-up. If inpatient care is needed, we guide you to an appropriate facility.

Is de-addiction treatment confidential?+

Completely. Your treatment is private, and we do not share information with employers or anyone else without your consent.

Can you help with mobile or gaming addiction?+

Yes, for both teenagers and adults, using counseling, structured routines and family involvement.

RKMedically reviewed by Dr. R. K. Sharma, MBBS, MD (Psychiatry) – NIMHANS Bangalore, DPM (C.I.P. Ranchi), FIPS · Updated 1 Oct 2026
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Talk to Dr. R. K. Sharma, in complete confidence.

Most people tell us they wish they'd come sooner. Same-week appointments, in person at Panchwati or online.