Addictions

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driving, walking, talking, keeping control of theirselves if someone is high on marijuana he or she might... * seem very silly and giggley for no reason * seem dizzy and have trouble walking * have very red, bloodshot eyes * have trouble remembering things that just happened * when the early effects fade, over a few hrs, the user can become very sleepy *Anything but hallucinating or eating.

Alcohol consumption inhibits the release of a hormone (ADH) that normally causes your body to hang on to the water it needs. Since the hormone is inhibited, your body dumps water (urine). In the body, water and sodium travel together, so with the water, the person is dumping sodium. Additionally, typically alcoholics don't have the best nutrition so they are not getting the sodium they need in their diet, so that may add fuel to the hyponatremia fire. Hope this helps.

Simply the substance used.

Yes, you will pass. Klonopin is really an anticonvulsant.

Soma is not the only solution for chronic pain. I suggest that you contact a teaching hospital near you that has a pain clinic (not just any old pain clinic...some of them are simply pill-pushers). A well-staffed clinic will help you find an answer to your problem.

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A "soapbox" is a figurative term for a "platform" for spreading ideas. When you are in a therapist's office, they have your attention, and while you are there, they have the opportunity to "preach" to you or push their ideas. You cannot really object since you agree to be there. If you don't agree to be there (court order, for instance), then it is even more of a "soapbox," since you can't really get out from under it. If a court rules that you need to be in a 12-step program, then you hear an anti-alcohol or anti-drug message whether you want to hear it or not.

You don't. Because you can't. They may love you but they love the drug more. Get them help!!

No

If you've been declined by one company, you can still try other companies to see how they handle the drug abuse issue. Be up front with the agent to save yourself some time of going through a complete application process. You can also do a search on "Guaranteed Issue" plans in the state where you live.

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Not to any appreciable degree. If your white blood count is high, you probably have an infection of some kind.

Yes and no. Addiction is entirely based on your personality. After awhile you will begin to notice that the drug has lost its edge and the euphoria is not as strong. If you respond by taking more you are feeding into the addiction process. Soon you will find yourself taking 30mg a week maybe even 60mg. The largest dose I took in a week was about 280mg. No, if you continue with what you are doing and safely take it only once a week. Adderall is an amphetamine thus making it a drug with a great potential for addiction. The more you take it the more you risk getting addicted to it. Also, taking adderall only once a week instead of everyday will give your body the time needed to recuperate from the amphetamine. Your body will also have developed less of tolerance because your allowing yourself recovery days. As a general note, I am not discouraging you to take this drug. If you really do take it only once a week, I equate that to having a beer once a week. But if you find yourself having a 'need' for the drug or a depency for it, stop immeaditley and redose a few weeks later.

Smoking degrades the entire cardiovascular system, including the veins in the legs.

Not terribly, but neither does it work very well. Would that there were an easy way!

The various patches seem to be the best balance between tapering off of nicotine and allowing you slowly to overcome the physical habits, like reaching for a cigarette, smoking at particular times, etc.

The detox from long-term codeine addiction can take several days. It is best done under medical supervision. Paracetamol is just acetaminophen, a non-steroidal anti inflammatory drug (NSAID). It leaves the system quickly and has no side effects.

Your probably pregnant, take a test.

Yes! My doctor at rehab proscribed me on 50 mg of Lamictal (lamotrigine) and 24 mg of Suboxone.

Antivert, a combination of antihistamines, is commonly prescribed for nausea associated with motion sickness. Since it can cause drowsiness, it may help take the edge of some of the withdrawal symptoms, but will do nothing for the cramps, chills, etc.

You go to fairy topia!

Everything will be magical and sparkly!

(death may also occur)

while taking the drug suboxone,i showed positive on a drug test two times aproximately a week apart ,for methamphetamines.

I also test for probation and take suboxone everyday! It has NEVER come up positive for anything because suboxone is an opiod not an opiate so unless they are specifically testing for subs you will be fine, I promise. Like I said I have dropped many times and teken them that same morning.

True narcolepsy is a rare condition that involves the patient suddenly and uncontrollably falling asleep, often in the midst of conversations, and sometimes even while walking.

At present there is no prevention. It is treated with prescription stimulants, most commonly of the amphetamine family.