Belbuca and Suboxone frequently enter the discussion when talking about chronic pain or opioid addiction. While they both contain Buprenorphine, these two medications aren’t interchangeable. The FDA has approved Belbuca for severe chronic pain management. On the other hand, Suboxone is approved and used for the treatment of opioid dependence. Below, we consider Belbuca and…
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For many individuals struggling with opioid addiction, Suboxone offers a lifeline. This prescribed medication reduces cravings and withdrawal symptoms associated with long-term opioid use. In turn, it has helped many people on the road toward recovery. However, substance abuse recovery can be complex. Despite seeking treatment for an opioid addiction, some may continue to use…
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Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is a common condition affecting many people. Research shows that approximately 10.2% of the U.S. population is diagnosed with ADHD, and 60% of those affected continue to experience symptoms into adulthood. If you or someone you care about has symptoms of ADHD, it’s natural to consider the various treatment options…
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From our morning cup of coffee to the antacid we may take for heartburn, most of us interact with agonist and antagonist substances or drugs every day. But most of us don’t question or strive to understand their action. However, maybe you’ve begun to wonder: How does your blood pressure medication lower your blood pressure?…
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For many individuals, certain medications are crucial for managing specific conditions and helping them live full and vibrant lives. Two of these commonly used medications include Wellbutrin and Adderall. Wellbutrin, also known by its generic name bupropion, is primarily used as an antidepressant and smoking cessation aid. It works by altering the balance of certain…
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Amphetamines have a longstanding history in the recreational drug world. One such amphetamine includes Black Beauties, which is a slang term referring to an amphetamine pill previously marketed under the trade name of Biphetamine 20. These pills contained 10 mg of amphetamine and 10 mg of dextroamphetamine, making them potent stimulant pills that had an…
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Recovery from a drug addiction won’t happen overnight. It’s a process—one that depends on several factors. For instance, the road to recovery can vary depending on the type of abused substance, emotional factors, social support, and more. However, the general stages of recovery from drug addiction include the following six stages. If you or someone…
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The journey through drug addiction is never easy. However, while there are certainly commonly seen and unseen challenges, one frequently overlooked is the phenomenon of collapsed veins. While it’s a topic that might be uncomfortable to discuss, understanding collapsed veins is crucial for anyone battling addiction, their loved ones, and those seeking to comprehend the…
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Are you foggy, run-down, or having trouble focusing the day after drinking? You might be experiencing brain fog. This is a common side effect due to alcohol’s impact on the mind and body. If this becomes a pattern, it could signal a deeper issue with alcohol use—something our alcohol rehab program is designed to address. What…
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Alcohol shakes, also known as alcohol withdrawal tremors or alcohol shake, happen when someone who drinks heavily or long-term stops drinking. As you may be able to guess by the name, an alcohol shake involves involuntary shaking. This is often most noticeable or profound in the hands and fingers. However, it can also occur throughout…
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