Over the past few years, a new drug trend called Mojo has been growing among young people. What is Mojo, and how dangerous is it? It is essential to learn more about this substance and its devastating effects on those who use it so you can help a loved one who may need the support […]
Lyrica is a medication that relieves those who struggle with seizures or certain medical conditions that cause chronic pain. Unfortunately, like many other prescription drugs, Lyrica can also present unwanted side effects—including addiction—if misused. If you or a loved one needs help overcoming Lyrica addiction, Promises Brazos Valley is here to help. Contact us at
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Roxicodone (Roxies) is commonly abused for its opioid pain-relieving effects. Despite the potential for addiction and harmful side effects, Roxies remain a popular drug for people seeking a high. If you know someone misusing Roxicodone, contact Promises Brazos Valley at 979.426.0086 to discuss our outpatient drug rehab options. What Are Roxies? Roxies is the street
Roxicodone, a prescription painkiller, can relieve those struggling with unbearable pain. However, this powerful opioid can also be misused, leading to addiction and other serious health issues. Recognizing the signs of Roxicodone abuse is crucial so you can intervene and encourage a loved one to get help. If you suspect someone close to you is
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Suboxone is a prescription medication used to treat opioid addiction, also called opioid use disorder (OUD). While its unique combination of buprenorphine and naloxone can be a helpful treatment for those struggling with OUD, it can also lead to withdrawal symptoms for people who develop dependence and stop using the drug abruptly. Knowing what to
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Suboxone plays an essential role in helping people overcome opioid dependence. But as an opioid partial agonist, this medication also carries a risk of addiction, although to a lesser degree than more potent opioids like morphine or heroin. Experiencing Suboxone withdrawal symptoms indicates that you have become dependent on your medication and may need professional
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Alcoholism or alcohol use disorder (AUD) is a chronic disease; like any other chronic illness, it can worsen with age. AUD is also one of the leading causes of premature death. But not everyone with this condition dies at an early age. So that brings up the question: Do alcoholics get worse with age? Does
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Alcoholism or alcohol use disorder (AUD) can develop at any stage in life. Many young people experiment with alcohol and engage in excessive drinking behaviors like binge or heavy drinking. But this is often a temporary phase, and drinking naturally slows down as they take on the growing responsibilities of adulthood. Others may become dependent
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When you go through an addiction treatment program, you most likely intend to quit using drugs or alcohol for good. While that is ideal and possible for some, the reality is that relapsing is a natural part of recovery. But it does not mean you have failed or will never achieve long-term sobriety. So is
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Gastric bypass surgery has gained much attention as an effective means of dealing with overeating and obesity challenges. This procedure typically results in drastic weight loss that can help people achieve weight goals that once seemed out of reach. When you see how much success others have had with gastric bypass, you may be tempted
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