How long does zyrtec withdrawal last

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So, now she is off the butalbital - cold turkey and says the withdrawal is hell. Does anyone know how long the withdrawal lasts? Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Everyone is different, but for me, the withdrawal symptoms lasted about a week, and peaked in intensity about days 3 and 4! It really does depend on how much and how long, to estimate how strong and long your symptoms will be! If you haven't already done so, please check out the Thomas Recipe at the bottom of the page! There are vitamins and supplements that you can take which will help with the withdrawal symptoms! Drink tons of fluids like water and Gatorade to help flush your system!

So I only slept for about an hour, and I was sweating the whole time apparently. Now I'm awake, and shivering. This is horrid. Can anyone give me any idea how long I can expect the withdrawal symptoms to last? This is absolutely horrible. I've never experienced anything like it.

Long story short I took Klonopin .25mg once a day and lexapro once a day 10mg for about 2 months. I weaned off both mess over a 2 week period. The reason, is bc I didn't want to be on a benzo I had to take everyday. My dr put me back on Ativan (lorazepam) .5mg to take when needed. After my last dose of Klonopin and lexapro I felt a little strange an anxiety was kinda creepin up, so about a day or two with no drugs..

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