Polysubstance abuse is a dangerous and, unfortunately, common behavior. What’s polysubstance abuse, and what makes it so concerning? Educate yourself about the dangers of mixing alcohol and Xanax®, along with other forms of polysubstance abuse, so that you can avoid the risks. Prescription drugs like Xanax® can be highly addictive and even more so when […]
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While it’s not necessarily uncommon to see people continuing to enjoy a drink while on a prescription medication, it’s more harmful than you might initially think. This practice, known as polysubstance abuse, whether accidental or intentional, involves taking two or more substances at the same time. This can include prescription medications like oxycodone for chronic
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Mixing cocaine and alcohol is a risky decision that can have severe consequences for your health and well-being. At Promises Brazos Valley, we understand the challenges of overcoming addiction and are here to support you on your path to recovery. If you’re seeking help, our experienced team at our alcohol rehab in College Station is
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For many people in Texas seeking help for mental health or addiction, the danger isn’t only in the substances that are illegal or traditionally deemed harmful. A significant risk comes from a combination that’s often overlooked: mixing alcohol with prescription drugs. This dangerous mix can lead to severe health complications, addiction spirals, and even fatal
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Xylazine, also known as “tranq dope,” has been increasing in the drug supply at an alarming rate. Like fentanyl, “tranq dope” is mixed with opioid drugs since it is cheaper and easier to access. However, it is also much more dangerous than opioids and produces more severe withdrawal symptoms. Even more concerning is that most
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Gamma hydroxybutyrate (GHB) is a CNS depressant that slows the body’s responses. Alcohol is also a depressant and is often combined with GHB to enhance the sedative effects. Unfortunately, mixing these two depressants can increase your risk of adverse side effects. If you are experiencing the troublesome side effects of GHB and alcohol abuse, you
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