Valium Side Effects Addiction and Treatment

Valium: Side Effects, Addiction and Treatment

Valium, a central nervous system depressant, is essential in managing anxiety, muscle spasms, and seizure disorders. As a medication with the potential for dependency, understanding its proper use is essential. This guide breaks down how Valium offers relief, the importance of dosage adherence, and the risks involved, ensuring informed decisions for those prescribed this benzodiazepine.…

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Cocaine Addiction: side effects and treatment

​ Cocaine addiction – how does it happen? Cocaine is a stimulant substance that improves focus and energy by flooding the brain with dopamine. Even a small dose of cocaine has a temporary stimulating effect on the body. It makes the person using it feel euphoric, energetic, talkative, and mentally alert. Other effects of using…

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What is the alcohol rehab process like?

One of the questions anyone who wants to enter alcohol rehab asks oneself is: “What is the alcohol rehab process like?”. It’s normal to ask yourself this question, and this is what we’re trying to explain in this post. ​ Alcohol dependence treatment – how is it to approach one of the alcohol rehab centres?…

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Inside the Brain of a Problem Gambler

PCP receives many calls from family members who are worried their loved one has a gambling problem or addiction. Just like any other addiction, gambling addiction starts in the brain and its response to a stimulus. Gambling addiction is classified as a behavioural addiction similar to substance abuse, and just because a substance is not…

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Alcohol rehab admission for Ben Affleck

Ben Affleck, the 46-year-old famous Hollywood actor and filmmaker, has broken his silence over his alcohol addiction treatment earlier this year. Affleck, whose ongoing battle with alcohol and gambling has been very much publicised, spent 40 days in a residential treatment centre for alcohol where he was admitted over the summer. There, he underwent his…

Cannabis worse for teens developing brains than alcohol

A long term study conducted by the Canadian University of Montreal has evidenced that cannabis use during teenage years can cause brain damage that is long lasting; in some cases irreversible. The study tracked and tested 3,800 teenage participants over a period of four years, with the youngest being aged 13. It is a well-documented fact…