Alcohol and Drug Withdrawal
Sleep Problems
Depressive Disorders
Fatigue
chronic pain
100

What life threatening thing can alcohol withdraws cause?

Seizures

100

How many hours of sleep do most people need?

7 to 8 hours

100

What type of disorder is depression considered?

Emotional disorder 

100

What is the most major cause of fatigue in recovery?

Depression 

100

What is chronic pain?

Pain lasting longer than a few months

200

How long can Valium withdrawal last?

6 months or more

200

What is a common reason for lack of sleep in early recovery? 

Insomnia 

200

What is a treatment for depression that is not a medication?

Psycotherapy 

200

What is a natural cause of fatigue that many people often overlook?

Depression 

200

What type of medication should be avoided for chronic pain in recovery?

Narcotics

300

What’s the main withdrawal symptom of methamphetamine?

Fatigue

300

What should you avoid consuming before bed?

Caffeine 

300

What is a symptom of depression that affects sleep?

Insomnia 

300

What should you avoid to reduce fatigue due to caffeine?

Consuming it late in the day

300

What is a risk of using narcotics for chronic pain in recovery?

Relapse 

400

How long does alcohol withdraw typically last?

Several days to weeks 

400

What’s the recommended amount of caffeine for the average person?

Less than 300 mg a day

400

What can antidepressants help correct in the brain?

Chemical imbalance 

400

What should you do to avoid fatigue caused by poor diet?

Eat a balanced diet

400

What type of professional should you consult if your pain is related to depression?

Psychologist

500

How long can cocaine withdrawal last?

Weeks to months

500

What condition might cause you to wake up frequently at night or stop breathing in your sleep?

Sleep apnea 

500

What should you do if you have suicidal thoughts during depression?

Seek professional help immediately


500

What is the key step in managing long-term fatigue in recovery?

Rest and relaxation

500

What should you ask for if you’re having surgery while in recovery?

Non-addictive pain management

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