There is no medical reason for why alcohol services would need to know your HIV status before you access treatment with them.
Detox, or detoxification, is a process that removes drugs and alcohol from an addict’s body. Most people are able to get through this process in about a week or so. This depends on the drugs you take, how often you take them and the quantity you take them in. If you have another addiction or an underlying mental health problem, this may require you to need more time in detox as well.
An alcohol abuser could get treatment, or self help treatment by going to alcoholics anonymous meetings, as well as getting a sponsor. If the person can not do that, or doesn't want to, you could take them to a detox.
Many people that are under the tight grasps of alcohol fail to realize that they could be experiencing a much better quality of life if they'd just seek alcohol treatment. Alcohol treatment can open up many new doors to people who struggle with alcohol addiction, and it can even help them feel better mentally and physically. Even after treating the addiction, people will be there to help with the underlying cause of the addiction. Alcohol treatment can definitely help you improve and better yourself if you just take the first step.
Don't Drink You can't get drunk if you do not take the first drink. Go to AA meetings and/or an outpatient treatment program. If you drink a lot of hard liquor everyday go to a hospital first to detox.
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Well, outpatient rehab centers are very effective because they help patients overcome their addiction and quit their addiction to drugs. However, the results solely depends on the patients' motivation and drive.
HIV testing allows a person to know their HIV status and take appropriate health measures. Someone with a positive HIV test can start early treatment, for instance, and reduce the risk of transmission to others.
You should take it with food, for the whole treatment. You should do the complete treatment. You should avoid alcohol (very important!) for the whole treatment (and 2 days after) - so you will avoid the "disulfuram side effect" that is a strong Flagyl side effect.
You cannot take the alcohol out of your own system. You must wait for the alcohol to phase out on its own.
An alcohol rehab facility is successful because of the inpatient treatment that is offered. While the patient is in the facility, there is no temptation of alcohol, and no pressure to take any. Therefore, the environment allows the patient to totally focus on the rehab without risk of a relapse. For more information about alcohol rehab facilities check out the Drug Rehab website.
All cops use the "implied consent rule"--when you get a driver's license you automatically consent to testing. If you refuse the test, they assume you're guilty.
If it's for a short treatment (Valtrex for shingles or herpes treatment), you can take alcohol in small amount (but it will increase side effects). However, if it's a long term treatment (herpes prevention), you may speak with your doctor before taking alcohol to make sure your liver is going well.