Gabapentin is one of the more misused prescription drugs. In one study, 40-65% of individuals with gabapentin prescriptions were found to be misusing the drug
Xanax is a prescription medication that is primarily used to treat anxiety and panic disorders because it is a depressant and promotes relaxation. While Xanax can be effective in managing these conditions, some people can struggle with Xanax addiction…
When used according to a doctor’s prescription, fentanyl can be a useful opiate to treat pain from an injury or post-surgery. Fentanyl works fast and eliminates an individual’s perception of pain. But, many individuals abuse fentanyl because it provides an intense “high,” which can be very dangerous — even deadly.
Drug addiction, also referred to as substance use disorder is a progressive disease. It often starts with a “one-time” experiment, simple recreational use, peer pressure,
Over 20 million people suffer from a substance disorder in the United States. Addiction is a complex, chronic brain disease that develops over time, impacting
Regular drinking—particularly if it is excessive—is very likely to damage a person’s body, regardless of whether they become fully addicted to alcohol. Even moderate drinking can have a negative impact.Â
Recognizing that a loved one is potentially misusing their prescription medication doesn’t always come with clear signs. There is no one size fits all situation
Challenges, Effects on Children, and Possible Solutions Co-parenting is not a walk in the park, especially when one parent is a drug addict. Disagreements about
The human liver is a cone-shaped organ that’s about the size of a football. It’s located just beneath the ribcage on the right side of
How Alcohol Abuse Can Lead to Tooth Decay and Gum Disease Have you ever thought about how your drinks affect your oral health? Chances are
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