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calendar Jan 2, 2025 By Dr. Richard Crabbe

The Connection Between Gabapentin and Memory Loss

Gabapentin, a medication commonly prescribed for nerve pain and seizures, has been linked to potential cognitive side effects, including memory loss. While its therapeutic benefits are well-documented, some individuals report experiencing forgetfulne...

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calendar Dec 30, 2024 By Dr. Richard Crabbe

Belbuca vs Suboxone: Treating Opioid Use Disorder

Opioid use disorder is a widespread issue, and medications like Belbuca and Suboxone are frequently prescribed as part of treatment plans. Both drugs play a crucial role in managing pain and combating opioid addiction, but their applications, benefit...

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calendar Dec 30, 2024 By Dr. Richard Crabbe

Alcohol Hallucinosis: What are the Signs?

Alcohol hallucinosis is a rare but serious condition caused by chronic and heavy alcohol consumption. Unlike delirium tremens, another alcohol-related complication, alcohol hallucinosis specifically involves auditory, visual, or tactile hallucination...

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calendar Dec 3, 2024 By Dr. Richard Crabbe

Is Valium a Narcotic?

When discussing medications used for anxiety, muscle spasms, or seizures, Valium often comes up as a widely recognized name. However, there is usually confusion surrounding its classification, with some people mistakenly referring to it as a narcotic...

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calendar Sep 23, 2024 By Dr. Richard Crabbe

How Long Do Delirium Tremens Last?

Self-medicating is the use of drugs, alcohol, or other substances to cope with physical or emotional pain. It is a harmful behavior that can lead to addiction and numerous negative consequences. ...

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