Symptoms of percocet withdrawal weight loss
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Could it be that my body is experiencing withdrawal symptoms between pills? and if so, how can I get rid of this drug as fast as possible with the least amount of discomfort possible, while possible adding A SAFE COMBINATION of a non-narcotic-psychiatric-neurological drug (like possible an nsaid)?
I would REALLY REALLY appreciate a response, the doctors aren't helping much.
I stopped cold Turkey and it took about 24 hours to reach withdrawal stage, and by 36 hours I was in full withdrawal. My symptoms were: restlessness, headache, insomnia, loss of appetite, irritability, sweating, chills, diarrhea, muscle aches, runny nose and watery eyes. It seemed the restlessness kept me awake the most. Restless arms and legs all night.
Youre absolutely insane if you do not think that going from smoking nearly an eighth a day to none will create withdrawal symptoms. Please stop spreading that myth of marijuana not being addictive. You either smoke way less than a heavy user or have never had to quit completely after being a heavy smoker. If youre not a medical professional you really should not be providing insight.
A while back, when I was on Wellbutran, I lost weight quite rapidly, and I could not afford to lose weight to begin with. Weight loss and dizzy spells are common side effects of Wellbutran.
My biggest concern is your mom getting through the Effexor withdrawal. She will get through it, but my heart goes out to her. Take care. Best wishes to your mother.
It is possible that you will have withdrawal symptoms when you quit taking Percocet. Even if it is for short period of time that you take it. Our bodies and minds have long memories. I had been clean for about a year from taking Roxicodone, when I broke my leg and had to have surgery. I had to take pain pills for a little while. I was not taking Roxicodone, but something much milder.
if your dose was a high dose, withdrawal symptoms include, nauaea, stomach cramps, frequent bathroom trips, body aches and pains, RLS (restless leg syndrome), insomnia, irritability, anxiety, cravings, vomiting, loss of appetite, and fatigue.
and can last about 5-10 days...
t do anything for the wrist pain but was effective at killing any of the withdrawal symptoms. I am now completely out of pills and could not sleep last night. I feel like I have a mild case of the flu. I have only been on these narcotics for a couple months so I hope the withdrawal won't last a month like I've been reading in some cases. I have been drinking a lot of water and even tried energy drinks but that only made it worse.
It is not known whether Percocet is harmful to an unborn baby, but it could cause breathing problems or addiction/withdrawal symptoms in a newborn. "
Remember it's important to talk to your doctor if about the medications you're on.
Good luck.
Yes...you'll have withdrawal symptoms. But,more importantly,your liver is probably pretty pissed off right now.
You've got a tolerance now. What's your plan?
If you have bathroom issues get some imodium. It is really helpful for that as well as other withdrawal symptoms.
It's really important to stay hydrated.
You were on a fairly low amount and not for too long so I would think the worst will be over after 3 days. It may be sooner or a bit longer but hang in there. If you go back to pills, it will only get worse and so will the withdrawals. We end up having to take more for any type of relief.
I was taking anywhere from 6-12 pills a day depending on the pill. How long does the withdrawal last and what symptoms do I have to look forward too? I already have sweating, anxiety, stomach cramps, tiredness, goosebumps, shivers. So here's the thing, I didn't have any pills all day Sunday, yesterday I had five 5/325 hydrocodones and today 1 hydro. I was trying to tapper down but it's not helping. So what is the worst I have to look forward too.
My 25 year old son called me 2 hours ago and told me he has been taking Percocet for the past 2 months. He tried to stop and is having horrible withdrawal symptoms. He is coming to stay with me for the next 4-5 days so I can help him through it. I have no idea what I am up against. He has no insurance and just started a new job so he can't go into any treatment facility. It's up to the two of us. Any advice would be most appreciated.
Friday- Which is today (day 3 of absolutely ZERO percs, but day 5 of my withdrawal). I am at work. I am in a daze, I feel dizzy, anxious, kind of sad and have a heavy chest. But, I know, this is only getting better, this will only get better. Less crying, I DO see the light at the end of the tunnel, less watery stool; overall I HAVE HOPE.
This has been the HARDEST thing I have ever done. It takes a massive amount of strength within yourself.
This individual will almost certainly experience opioid withdrawal. While "unpleasant" this will not be life-threatening.
Early symptoms of withdrawal include:
Agitation
Anxiety
Muscle aches
Increased tearing
Insomnia
Runny nose
Sweating
Yawning
Late symptoms of withdrawal include:
Abdominal cramping
Diarrhea
Dilated pupils
Goose bumps
Nausea
Vomiting
http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/ency/article/000949.
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