Substance use disorder

Clinic

• SUD is the persistent use of drugs (including alcohol) despite substantial harm and adverse consequences as a result of their use.
• National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) states that SUD is a treatable mental disorder that affects a person's brain and behavior, leading to their inability to control their use of substances like legal or illegal drugs, alcohol, or medications.
• According to TLT, SUD is a disease, which can include the below entities:
• Anxiety
• Depression
• Emotional lability
• Drug withdrawal
• First Aid Remedies

Remedies

Best for addiction when dealing with withdrawal symptoms.	Aven	The effects of morphine or heroin, as well as of cocaine, tobacco, marijuana, and valium, are treated effectively with Avena Sativa. It is one of the best ways to overcome morphine addiction. Avena Sativa works very well in treating insomnia due to drugs or alcohol.
Abdominal symptoms, nausea and vomiting.	Nux-v	Sour taste and nausea in the morning, accompanied by retching Stomach is very sensitive to pressure when applied externally. He feels Intoxicated, that agg in the morning. Vertigo with momentary loss of consciousness. Indigestion caused by alcohol, coffee, and other drugs
Heart symptoms.	Morph	Violent throbbing in the heart along with a small and weak pulse. Sudden alteration in the heart rate which is known as tachycardia or fast heart rate, and bradycardia or slow heart rate. Delirious and suffer from depression. Dream-like state and feels indifference.
Marked insomnia after a phase of excitement.	Coff	Increased energy, ecstasy, sleeplessness on account of excess mental activity, and an increased flow of ideas. He is unable to sleep from an excessive intake of coffee. He experiences great loquacity, his brain feels clear, and he is extremely active. He feels strong enough to do anything.
Hallucinations / Delusions	Hyos	He experiences a confused mind and seems intoxicated, laughs, sings, recites poetry, and babbles deliriously. He does foolish things and does not behave normal. Addiction to alcohol with experience of intoxicated rages. Involuntary urination along with hallucinations.
Drowsiness.	Op	Heavy and deep sleep He wants nothing, and says that nothing ails him. He is hot, sweaty, drowsy and has cold limbs. The complaints are accompanied by a heavy, deep sleep, and noisy, laboured breathing. Loss of consciousness and a coma from drug overdose is also treated well with Opium.
Craving for alcoholic stimulants	Sul-ac	Hot flushes, trembling, and cold sweats, accompanied by humming and tickling in the ears. Sour vomiting and hiccoughs, along with nausea and shivering.
Tendency for addiction	Med	A strong sense of introversion can lead to Depression / Hopelessness and addiction