Women recovering from drug addiction in Argentina often encounter significant obstacles to sustained sobriety. Following treatment, these women frequently experience rejection from their families, leaving them without a crucial support system. This familial abandonment is compounded by economic instability, limiting opportunities for self-sufficiency and increasing their vulnerability. Consequently, they face a heightened risk of sexual exploitation as they struggle to meet basic needs. The lack of comprehensive post-treatment support contributes to a recurring cycle of addiction and relapse. Addressing these systemic issues is critical for improving outcomes for women battling substance use disorders in Argentina. These challenges highlight the need for integrated services that address social and economic factors alongside medical treatment.