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alcohol abuse

Lexapro and Alcohol: Can You Safely Drink While on This Medication?

If you take Lexapro (escitalopram) for depression or anxiety, you might wonder whether you can still drink socially. Questions about lexapro and alcohol are extremely common, especially when friends, work events, or holidays involve drinking. The short answer is that mixing these two is usually not recommended, and the details matter more than most people realize.

This guide explains what happens when you combine Lexapro and alcohol, why your prescriber often warns against it, and what to do if drinking has become hard to control while you’re on medication.

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Addiction

What Should I Do if Someone Has a Bad Reaction to K2 Spice?

Watching someone react badly to K2 spice or other forms of k2 synthetic weed can be frightening. Synthetic cannabinoids act very differently from natural cannabis and can trigger sudden, severe health problems. Knowing what to look for—and how to respond—can help you protect a friend, family member, or even a stranger in crisis.

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Addiction

What Is Stronger Than Meloxicam? Understanding Mobic, NSAIDs, and Safer Pain Relief Options

Many people who take meloxicam (brand name Mobic) for arthritis pain eventually wonder, “What is stronger than meloxicam?” The answer is more complicated than it sounds. “Stronger” can mean better pain relief, higher potency, longer action, or simply more risk. This article walks through how meloxicam compares with other pain medications, when meloxicam stronger alternatives might be considered, and why safety matters just as much as pain control.

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Clinical Treatment and Recovery Experiences

Weirdest Things Seen in Rehab

This guide explains why the “weird” things people notice in rehab—strict schedules, phone limits, raw groups, and even equine therapy—are often signs of safe, structured care. It outlines what’s normal, what isn’t, how to respond, and what to expect from Austin-area programs, including luxury options, admissions, family involvement, and step-downs.

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