According to American Addiction Centers, withdrawal symptoms will set in 6 to 12 hours following the last dose of short-acting opiates (30 hours if long-lasting). They include:
Anxiety
Agitation
Excessive Yawning
Fever
Hypertension
Increased Heartbeat
Muscle Aches
Runny Nose
Sleeping Problems
Sweating
Symptoms will peak at about the 72nd hour and continue as:
Depression
Diarrhea
Drug cravings
Goosebumps
Nausea and vomiting
Stomach cramps
Standard treatment
The symptoms listed are likely to be severe, so if you’re smart enough to make the decision, you’re smart enough to prepare. For instance, you’re not going to be hungry. Even the idea of cooking will upset you.
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3 comments:
Been there, done that. It was a bitch, but not being stupified all day every day is way better.
2-13-18 at 11:16pm
I also have been there, done that. It was extremely hard to get off of painkillers on my own, after taking them for years. But, I am so glad that I was able to do it.
Oh Yea , Marajuana is the Fix all drug ......Nada !!
(as long as it is taxed that is )
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