Mixing opioids and alcohol is a potentially deadly combination that can have serious ramifications on both physical and mental health. The combination of opioids and alcohol can exacerbate the possible side effects of both substances. This article explores the dangers associated with mixing opioids and alcohol, covering the pharmacological interactions, physiological impacts, and mental health […]
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Drug addiction (also called substance use disorder) is treatable. Unfortunately, some people with the condition refuse to seek treatment. If your loved one is resisting treatment and you live in Massachusetts, you may be able to force them to attend an addiction rehab center. This process is called “involuntary treatment.” Here’s what you should know […]
When you drink alcohol, the drug enters your bloodstream and makes you feel intoxicated. If doctors, police officers, or other professionals need to determine how intoxicated you are, they will measure your blood alcohol concentration (BAC). Here’s what you should know about BAC and the stages of alcohol intoxication. What Is BAC? Your BAC is […]
Gabapentin is a prescription drug that’s often sold under the brand name Neurontin. It’s an anticonvulsant used to control seizures caused by epilepsy. It can also treat postherpetic neuralgia (nerve pain caused by shingles) and restless legs syndrome. If you have recently started taking gabapentin, you may wonder if you can still drink alcohol. Is […]
Oxycodone stays in your system for about 24 hours. That means most people should wait at least one day after their last dose before drinking alcohol. Like other opioids, oxycodone can have life-threatening side effects when mixed with alcohol. Other people should wait even longer. The specific amount of time you should wait depends on […]
With Halloween just around the corner, many people are preparing for parties. Even if you normally don’t indulge in substance use, Halloween activities often involve alcohol. But many are starting to follow a national trend that started about a decade ago called Sober October, where sober-curious people pause or limit drug and alcohol use during […]
DayQuil is an over-the-counter medication used to treat cold and flu symptoms such as sneezing, cough, and sore throat. When used as recommended, it’s generally safe. However, it can have dangerous side effects when mixed with other substances, including alcohol. Mixing DayQuil & Alcohol Like most medications, DayQuil can have side effects. These effects may […]
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