What is sudden onset alcohol intolerance? Alcohol intolerance is a condition that occurs when your body lacks the enzymes needed to fully break down alcohol. It is different from having an alcohol allergy. Alcohol intolerance can come on suddenly, even if you have consumed alcohol without problems before. The addiction treatment programs at Promises offer …
People don’t always consider the risks of mixing some over-the-counter medications with alcohol. However, negative interactions are possible. Can you drink alcohol while taking cetirizine? Unfortunately, ignoring the warnings about mixing cetirizine and alcohol could indicate you are dependent on alcohol. But the alcohol addiction treatment programs at Promises can help. Call Promises at 844.875.5609 …
Many types of prescription medications are not advised for use with alcohol. Drinking when it is not advised could be a sign that you are misusing alcohol. Addiction treatment programs take great care to educate clients about the dangers of mixing medications with alcohol and other substances. Call Promises today at 844.875.5609 if you or …
If you find yourself feeling very sick after drinking even a small amount of alcohol, you could have sudden onset alcohol intolerance. At Promises, we offer alcohol addiction treatment programs that can help those struggling with this condition as a result of alcoholism. Call us today at 844.875.5609 to learn more. What Is Sudden Onset …
You may have heard a curious term if you or a loved one has ever been involved in addiction treatment programs—“grateful alcoholic.” It can be tough to understand why anyone would ever call themselves that, but there are a few reasons why it’s possible to be thankful for even negative experiences. Learn more by calling …
Alcohol is destructive as it is—although if you decide to attend an alcohol rehab center, you can head toward recovery. However, if you’re a meth drinker, you may be in particular danger of serious injury or death before you make that critical decision. What is a meth drinker, and why is meth drinking so dangerous? …
When you’re living with an alcohol use disorder, losing out on high-quality sleep is one of many factors that can lead to impairment in daily functioning. But what are the effects of alcohol on sleep, and how can you start moving toward recovery? Call Promises at 844.875.5609 to learn more about our alcohol rehab center …
If you’re experiencing hypnic jerks, alcohol withdrawal may be the cause. Alcohol withdrawal has a number of harmful consequences and can often be fatal without treatment at an alcohol rehab center. Call Promises at 844.875.5609 to get started with evidence-based alcohol treatment today. Understanding Hypnic Jerks Hypnic jerks are a common, uncomfortable sleep symptom that …
When it comes to alcohol addiction recovery, relapse is a serious concern. After all, it can take only one sip to undo all the hard work that someone has done in recovery. Many people are aware of the typical triggers that may cause a relapse, such as stress, anxiety, and social pressure. However, few people …
Paxlovid has been in use to treat COVID-19 since December of 2021. Since that time, it has successfully kept thousands of high-risk patients out of the hospital and saved lives. This antiviral is a combination of two medications, one that inhibits the COVID virus from replicating itself and entering new cells. The other boosts the …