Tramadol is a narcotic analgesic and classified as an opiate. Tramadol works to change how your body responds to pain. It helps those with elongated or chronic pain conditions. Because the pill is prescribed, people have a hard time identifying that they have a Tramadol addiction and can be reluctant to find help for it.…
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The middle and end stages of an alcohol use disorder are difficult to hide. They present unique signs of alcoholism that those around the person suffering from the disease can see. It’s up to you to use this information for the sufferer’s benefit. Three symptoms generally stand out for someone dealing with the late stages…
DetailsA substance use disorder is a complex and challenging problem people all over the world face. It affects both men and women, but the cause often differs between the two. These differences make gender-specific rehab crucial to overcoming addiction. Follows are the most important aspects people should know about substance use. What Is a Substance…
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In some situations, it can be challenging to pinpoint signs of alcohol abuse. Alcohol is common in our culture, primarily because using it is legal. Women with alcohol use disorders often learn how to hide their addictions. Even so, three telltale signs may help you to identify the disease. 1. Look for Concealment of Alcohol…
DetailsIf you’re ready to fight back against drug or alcohol abuse, don’t fight alone. Soledad House’s substance abuse treatment center in San Diego can offer support, medical care, and proper planning for a lifetime of recovery. While you can overcome substance abuse anywhere across the country, the substance abuse treatment centers that San Diego offers…
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Now that you have made the difficult decision to seek professional help for your substance abuse disorder, the next important step is preparing for rehab. No matter the state you live in, you can find a drug rehab center that will walk with you through the recovery journey. There are plenty of treatment programs available,…
DetailsPrescription drug abuse can sneak up without warning on anyone who takes medications for pain or mental illness. Many of the medications that people take for pain or mental illness are narcotics, which come with a risk of addiction. There are others who are just looking for a way to get high and find easy…
DetailsMillions of people struggle with unresolved trauma, which leads to various issues in their lives. Some of them grapple with depression and anxiety, while others turn to drug and alcohol abuse. Many people end up dealing with a combination of problems, including mental health disorders and addiction. If you’ve been unable to move past some…
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With the legalization of medicinal and recreational marijuana, many people are asking: what is THC? By definition, tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) is the main mind-altering ingredient in the cannabis Sativa or Indica plant. THC is similar to the naturally occurring cannabinoid chemicals in the human body. In the US, marijuana is the second most used psychotropic drug…
DetailsAddictions don’t develop in a vacuum. There are many factors that can contribute to the development of an addiction. Sometimes, those factors include a mental health concern. For many individuals, a dual diagnosis treatment program like the one offered at Soledad House is the best way to overcome an addiction for life. The Goals of…
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