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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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Young Men’s Alcohol Detox in Austin

Young men searching for alcohol detox in Austin can start safely with medically supervised care and then move straight into Nova Recovery Center’s long-term rehab programs. This article explains what detox looks like, how long it usually lasts, and how Nova’s structured treatment, family support, and aftercare help build lasting sobriety.

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How Long Can You Stay in Austin Sober Living?

Curious how long you can stay in an Austin sober living home? This guide explains what sober living is, typical timelines (from a 90-day baseline to 5–9-month averages), and why some peer-run homes allow open-ended stays. It also clarifies what a “2-day alcohol rehab” can and can’t do, and shows practical next steps—medical detox, IOP, and vetted housing options across Austin.

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How Good Is Medical Care in San Antonio?

San Antonio’s medical system is broad and coordinated. Primary care, hospital networks, and community providers work alongside specialty addiction programs. If you’re evaluating outpatient drug rehab in San Antonio, the city offers a full range of services from hospital‑affiliated clinics to nonprofit and private centers. Local government and state agencies also connect residents to care, including low‑ or no‑cost options.

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Residential Alcohol Treatment in Austin

Nova Recovery Center supports people with alcohol addiction through a full continuum of care tailored to each person’s needs. In Austin, its medical detox program offers physician oversight, continuous monitoring, and FDA‑approved medications to ease withdrawal and prepare you for treatment. After stabilization, clients can step into the center’s long‑term residential program in nearby Wimberley—a structured 90‑day setting focused on building daily recovery skills.

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