Alcohol consumption has been present in the United States for centuries, especially in the earlier years when clean water was scarce, and colonists drank gallons of alcohol per week. Today, people’s drinking habits are much more moderate. However, alcoholism has become a major problem in this country. Alcohol addiction, also known as alcohol use disorder,, …
Fentanyl, a strong synthetic opioid, contains 50 to 100 times more potency than morphine. Both prescribed by doctors and illegally manufactured, fentanyl reduces severe pain, such as after surgery. It also treats chronic pain in patients without response to other opioid medications. Synthetic opioids, like fentanyl, influence the most drug overdose deaths in the US. …
Veteran problems with alcohol abuse are widespread. Drinking among veterans may be influenced by various factors, including battlefield exposure, sexual assault, and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). PTSD can worsen when veterans drink to deal with their symptoms. Veterans struggling with alcoholism and mental health concerns can benefit from treatment that tackles both conditions. It gets …
Our warriors endure grueling ordeals and stay under high levels of pressure while fighting for their country. Because of this, alcohol addiction and drug abuse are often the results. You don’t need to be worried. There is always a way out of such a situation. Being one who has served in the military and is …
The fact that military veterans are more likely to develop a mental health disorder than civilians may not come as much of a surprise. Veterans experience severe physical, mental, and emotional stress due to the nature of their job. Stress and trauma can lead to drug and alcohol abuse, as well as a variety of …
Staying Sober on Independence Day Celebrating the Fourth of July (or any holiday) can be challenging if you recover from addiction. Fortunately, there are things you can do to stay sober on independence day. So before you go on with your family or friends, follow these tips so that you can have a happy and …
When so many families are experiencing record levels of stress and anxiety, there has never been a better time to take care of your mental health. However, if it appears that mental health care may cause financial strain, there are free resources available to help. If you or a loved one has a mental illness, is emotionally struggling, or has mental health concerns, there are different ways to get help. Use these resources to find assistance …
Drug addiction is not a flaw of your character or a sign of some weakness: overcoming substance abuse and dependency requires more than willpower. Abusing illegal or prescribed drugs can cause brain changes, resulting in overwhelming cravings and a drive to use that makes any real recovery seem unrealistic. Read on to learn more about …
Alcohol Addiction, also known as alcohol use disorder (AUD), is a chronic relapsing brain disease defined by an impaired capacity to quit or limit heavy alcohol use despite negative effects. Consuming alcohol in large amounts results in muscle spasms, heart, brain, pancreas, and liver problems. These maladaptive habits of drinking and drug abuse can lead …
Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), a kind of anxiety disorder, can develop after a terrifying or distressing event. Even if you were not personally engaged, the shock of what occurred might make it difficult to live a normal life. People with PTSD may experience insomnia, flashbacks, poor self-esteem, and a variety of unpleasant or painful feelings. …
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