Category: Sober living

Cataract surgery removes damaged lenses and replaces them with synthetic alternatives that let light pass through more freely for improved vision. Pupil constriction after cataract surgery is generally quite normal and will generally only last a few days; if this issue continues, however, it’s essential that it’s raised with your ophthalmologist immediately. how long does… Continue reading Managing small pupils: A step-wise approach

The person consuming alcohol may develop tolerance and experience withdrawal symptoms when trying to cut back. While getting sober is an important first step, it is only the beginning of your recovery from alcohol addiction or heavy drinking. Rehab or professional treatment can get you started on the road to recovery, but to stay alcohol-free… Continue reading Alcohol abuse

In the most severe cases, a food or drink allergy can lead to anaphylaxis. If you have any of these symptoms, you should seek emergency medical care. If your symptoms are very mild, you may have a food sensitivity rather than a true allergy. It can be uncomfortable, but it’s not an immune system response… Continue reading Alcohol Allergies Can Cause Sneezing, Flushing, Headache

According to the study, most workers spend about 2 hours drinking after work, which can extend their day to 11 hours. Alcohol is the most widely misused substance, and frequent drinking can lead to a dependence and/or an addiction. In some industries, post-shift pints to unwind are par for the course; in others, drinking is… Continue reading Yes, After-Work Drinking Is a Serious Workplace Issue

Your care team might recommend this approach if you experience symptoms of anxiety and depression along with cravings. Therapy with a trained mental health professional — particularly one who specializes in substance use and recovery — can be another great way to explore long-term changes in alcohol use. These changes can lead to tolerance, or… Continue reading Curbing Alcohol Cravings: Medications, and Home Remedies for Alcohol Use Disorder AUD

Content Alcohol Intolerance as a Result of Disease Alcohol Intolerance: Causes, Symptoms, & Management Symptoms of Alcohol Intolerance How common is alcohol intolerance? Dr Fox explains that the science behind this is that dangerous levels of enzymes are accumulating in the cells of your body when you drink alcohol, and they cannot be broken down.… Continue reading Alcohol Intolerance: Symptoms, Causes, and Testing

It’s a subversive, hardcore choice to take your life into your own hands. It’s an opportunity to grow into your bones, and every single crap thing that happens to you on the way only makes you stronger. This book reads like a conversation, and teaches us to get curious. Although alcohol was forbidden in her… Continue reading 11 Powerful Recovery and Sobriety Memoirs to Inspire You

Content And have you heard? That drunk one loves [insert person here]. Identify Your Personal Triggers How Long Does it Take to Feel the Effects of Not Drinking? Remember the Cost of Addiction The New Definition of Sober Seek Support ” Lifestyle modifications can be uncomfortable and perhaps even generate anger and resentment. While sobriety… Continue reading How To Stay Sober When It Seems Like Your Life Sucks

Once you are substance free, you can contribute to other people’s well-being. You might consider helping a community center or volunteering as a motivational speaker in group sessions. So, the second reason to get sober is that you’ll become socially responsible. You’ll stop being a burden to society, and start contributing to it. Such individuals… Continue reading Benefits Of Alcohol-Free Lifestyle Lantana Recovery: Addiction Treatment Rehab Center

Limiting alcohol consumption and avoiding excessive alcohol use can help prevent or stop the progression of many alcohol-induced neurological diseases. In many, if not most, cases, improvements in symptoms are seen with continued abstinence from alcohol. Damage to the nerves leads to unusual sensations in the limbs, reduced mobility, and loss of some bodily functions.… Continue reading Alcohol-Related Neurologic Disease: Types, Signs, Treatment