Author: Charles Frank

Here at ReVIDA® Recovery, we believe in treating our patients on the individual level. No two opioid use disorder stories are the same, and we pride ourselves in learning about you as a person first. We use medication-assisted treatment (MAT), therapy and counseling, as well as outpatient services to reclaim the lives of our patients […]

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Withdrawal from fentanyl can lead to the presentation of uncomfortable physical and psychological symptoms. Medical supervision ensures that individuals receive appropriate care and support throughout the process. Healthcare providers can address any complications, monitor vital signs, and adjust treatment as needed. During an attempt to detox at home, you might stop taking fentanyl cold turkey. […]

Once again, local governments have the liberty of deciding when there are alcohol sales restrictions. That said, alcohol is still available in bars and restaurants on these days. Hours for selling vodka and other spirits will be reduced on workdays, with liquor stores opening at 2 p.m. Since Jamaica exists in the water, concern about […]

This includes fluency in Substance Abuse Terminology, which ensures that complex ideas can be expressed without being limited by language barriers. From psychological counseling to support groups, access to effective treatments in Spanish should be accessible to provide Spanish-speaking patients with the best opportunity for sustained recovery. Once these steps are taken, Spanish patients can […]

This support system allows everyone in the program to reflect and discuss their issues with like-minded people who share the same goal. This support system can continue to benefit each group member long after completing treatment and returning to their regular lives. Some people might practice a religion where drug or alcohol addiction is considered […]

Lunesta is the brand name for eszopiclone, and Ambien and Ambien CR are brand names for zolpidem. Lunesta, Ambien, and Ambien CR are all prescribed to treat insomnia in adults, and they work in similar ways. Treatment guidelines published by the American Academy of Sleep Medicinerecommend Ambien and Ambien CR as treatment options for adults […]

If you do have a letter of medical necessity for at-home drug tests, you may be able to purchase the test using funds from your flexible spending account (FSA) or your health savings account (HSA). However, it’s worthwhile to talk to the company that manages your benefits before you purchase the tests to make sure […]

In contrast, research on the Novavax vaccine asked people with a history of alcohol use disorder (AUD) to abstain from the trial. You may want to avoid alcohol for a few days after getting a COVID-19 booster or vaccine. Some hangover symptoms, like fatigue, headache, and nausea, may mimic or worsen the side effects of […]

This falls within the range of plasma protein binding (20% to 45%) reported with other barbiturates such as phenobarbital, pentobarbital, and secobarbital sodium. The plasma-to-blood concentration ratio was almost unity, indicating that there is no preferential distribution of butalbital into either plasma or blood cells (See OVERDOSE for toxicity information.). Toxicity from barbiturate poisoning includes […]