Question 1

how to stop cutting relapses for good?

Accepted Answer

Please consider: Dialectical Behavioral Therapy. Find a qualified therapist in your area.

Question 2

why do some recovering addicts relapse and others don't ?

Accepted Answer

Relapse: Lack of will power, addictive personality, poor compliance with treatment, availability, social factors, predisposition, lack of support, to name a few.

Question 3

please tell me if it is possible to have an accidental relapse?

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Relapses: Are possible. It all depends on what type of condition you are referring to in order to better refine the answer.

Question 4

can you tell me the difference between "relapse" and "nonresponse"?

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Different responses: Relapse refers to when a process such as a hepatitis infection responds to treatment initially, but is followed by recurrence of the process/disease. Non-response means there is no affect of treatment to begin with.

Question 5

i just relapsed and i want to get the drugs out of my system what is a way to do that?

Accepted Answer

Don't take drugs: As simple as it sounds, not taking any further drugs (whatever they may be) is really only the way to purge them from your system. There are no easy methods to rapidly purge drugs from your system. If you relapsed, it is essential you get help to give yourself the best chance of staying clean. Good luck.

Question 6

i'm afraid my husband has relapsed and has started to use drugs again, but how can i be sure?

Accepted Answer

Well, you can't: I will assume you have asked him, point=blank, if he is using.  If you haven't, that would be my first consideration. Family counseling, with a therapist to mediate between the two of you, is an option, which you can suggest because there are trust issues.  I would also suggest attending some Alanon meetings, and finding one or two of them that work for you. Alanon is a self-help program for family

Question 7

i'm just getting over a cold. will i be susceptible to having a relapse if i am around someone that's just getting the cold?

Accepted Answer

Maybe: Unfortunately the "cold" is caused by many different viruses so the one causing your friend's symptoms may be different from yours and so you can still catch their illness.

Question 8

what is relapse remitting ms?

Accepted Answer

The most common type: This is the most common type (85% of cases), which describes the clinical course of episodes of neurological impairment lasting greater than 24 hours (more typically days to weeks) followed by recovery either fully or left with residual disability.

Question 9

how to stop common cold relapse?

Accepted Answer

You can't: There's not much you can do to avoid colds unless you want to live in a cave or on a mountain top, away from all other people.  Getting a cold twice a year is just part of being human.

Question 10

is bronchitis worse if it relapses?

Accepted Answer

Either: It may be greater or less!

no smoking, check allergies!

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