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Hi Some of them are good and they have counseling and groups and you learn about triggers and learn coping skills,etc. Some of these places are just suboxone or methadone clinics in disguise. For example our methadone clinic is called the evv treatment center.Noone who does not go there would ever know that it is nothing more than a methadone store. If you are concerned about cost(as I always am.

” Many people with past and current alcohol problems and past drug use disorders, including those in treatment for these illnesses, are protected from discrimination by: The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) The Rehabilitation Act of 1973 The Fair Housing Act (FHA) and The Workforce Investment Act (WIA). [back to TOC] WHO IS PROTECTED? The non-discrimination laws discussed in this brochure protect individuals with a “disability.

I know there are studies on subexone but I haven't heard of many taking naltrexone. It is primarily a drug for achhol and opoid dependence but it does have pain relieving properities.

I have hashimoto's & recently charged w/a dui. my question is: does alcohol get into your blood stream faster or stay in your blood longer? I absolutely did not think I was even close to drunk & yet I failed the breathalyzer. my court date is in several days. HELP.

I have been reading not only the community forum but the expert forum and I keep reading that a 4 week test is 90% accurate and I was wondering would this be the same for Australia (Queensland) as it is in the USA. I went to this doctor as I have been sweating at night and asked him what do they call night sweats and how much do you have to sweat for it to be called night sweats he was not very helpful.

Does alcohol detoxification treatment really treats the physical effects of prolonged use of alcohol. Can an alcoholic be treated without getting himself admitted in India and for how long generally the treatment continues.My husband is a heavy drinker and its almost 17 years since he has been drinking regularly and the result is he is unable to avoid a single day as his legs start paining. His has a busy schedule . Kindly advise . My email id is ***@****.

My husband has already been evaluated for occupational rehab and passed all the tests with flying colors. What we were looking into is an in patient drug and alcohol rehab.

A 51 yr. old male patient having S.G.P.T. 60 and S.G.O.T. 64. Patient drinks alcohol 6 days a week and chew tobacco since 17 yrs. Also having hepatomegaly with fatty infilteration of liver , prominent portal vein and moderate prostatic enlargement. what will be his treatment? please help....

The school he goes to drug screens him and it has always come back positive for PCP. No other drug screens - the criminal justice system or the hospital's test are positive for anything. Could any of his meds be the reason that he is showing up positive. He is not acting out when he has the positive screens so I have to believe it is the combination or one of the meds but the school believes otherwise. Help!

He went to the rehabilitation center for alcoholism, and while he was there had a pshyc evaluation and that's when we learned about the bipolar and suicidal/homicidal, plus schizophrenia. He says he's fine and weaned himself off the meds, I'll refer my mom to those sites, it's actually her who's asking about it.

My cousin is just 16 now and i have heard from his father that he is addicted to some kind of drug, i don't know which one exactly. I have heard that he have even dropped out from the school due to drug. His parents are going out of the country for some kind of business. They are planning to keep my cousin in a rehabilitation center but my cousin doesn't want and he wants to be with us instead. I am really worried about him since he is just 16. What will be the best for him....

Since 1996 the Social Security Act states that an individual may not be found eligible for SSD or SSI benefits if drug and/or alcohol addiction or abuse (DAA) is a "material factor" causing the disability. What this means, in everyday words, is that benefits will not be paid to a claimant whose disability is mainly caused by DAA. However, if the claimant has a disabling medical condition in addition to DAA, benefits can still be awarded.

In a report issued in 1998 by the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism and the National Institute on Drug Abuse, it is estimated that the cost of alcohol and drug abuse for 1995 was $276.4 billion, of which $166.5 billion was for alcohol abuse and $109.8 billion was for drug abuse.

I have been prescribed Vicodin 10mg. and taking 3-4 daily for the past 5 years. I desperately want to get off and am open to entering a rehab center, but currently have no insurance. Is there any facilites out there that I can go to without having insurance? I have tried to ween off and can deal with the dysenteria, ringing in my ears, flu-like symptoms, but I can not deal with my leggs wanting to run with me and that overwhelming anxious feeling.

I wholeheartedly agree with ibizan. Detoxing can be a very dangerous thing to attempt on one's own. We don't know the circumstances of your addiction or what else you may or may not be addicted to. In the past i have been through many detox & rehabilitation programs for various substances and although i know what meds to use and have access to them , i would never attempt to detox without proper supervision.

i've been taking zyban for three weeks now and have been experiencing lots of side effects like having nightmares e.t.c the worst experience so far has been with alcohol. i'm not a big drinker but when i have one pint of beer i seem to experiencing feelings like i have had many. Can this drug effect what alcohol does to your body and could it effect police breatherliser devices as i'm worried to drive on this drug?

Tell your family and friends that you’re trying to stop drinking alcohol and explain why. This way, you can share your successes with them, and they’ll understand .

my friend's husband is a alcohol addict and harassing my friend. now her family is in trouble. he is not earning and caring the family. so i want any treatment details to save that family.

Our daughter was forced to have unsupervised custody last week where she informed us that he was vomiting all evening. I have researched symptoms of alcohol and Tylenol abuse and found possible signs of liver damage. For the concern of my daughter, we are extremely scared on what he is capable of when she see's him. We are hoping anyone who has experience on this could offer us advise.

t good....EVER! Mixing alcohol with pills, pot and uppers is dangerous too. He is a ticking time bomb, in my opinion. I hope he will get some help before it kills him. Best of luck! Keep us posted, ok?

Potential side effects include drowsiness, dizziness, blurred vision, headache, and nervousness. Because the combination of chlordiazepoxide and alcohol (ethanol) may impair your judgment and/or reflexes, it may be dangerous to drive or to perform tasks which require you to be alert after taking these together. It would be advisable to avoid consuming alcohol while you are taking chlordiazepoxide.

The development of cirrhosis depends upon the amount and regularity of alcohol intake. Chronic, high levels of alcohol consumption injure liver cells. Thirty percent of individuals who drink daily at least eight to sixteen ounces of hard liquor or the equivalent for fifteen or more years will develop cirrhosis.

I'm still here Hobo91. Still at 9 per day. I want to drop to 8 per day tomorrow, but I don't know if I can yet. I kinda got sick and threw up last night. And feel like total junk. I can't wait to get off this hellish drug. I think Tramadol is one of the Very Worst drugs a person can be addicted to now a days. It has to be on the Top Five (5) for the worst withdrawals. But that's just my opinion on that. How's it going with you?

m Lori and one of my degrees is in counseling with a specialty in drug and alcohol abuse, my other degree is in criminal justice. So, in the past I have worked with lots of alcohol and drug addicts, who were on parole. Your brother has a drug problem. I'm assuming he is age 18 or over? He is only making his pain worse by the use of these two deadly drugs, especially when used in combination.

How long does alcohol stay in your system so that I can have a clean test for a DUI? I am a few glasses of wine/day drinker.

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