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  2. Protracted Withdrawal - CHOOSE HELP

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    But that being said, some common protracted withdrawal symptoms include: 2. Insomnia and other sleep problems. Chronic fatigue. Irritability. Anxiety. Anhedonia (an inability to feel pleasure, or as much pleasure as you used to) Short term memory problems. Drug or alcohol cravings.

  3. I quit Xanax cold turkey - CHOOSE HELP

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    Right now, besides being needlessly uncomfortable, you run the risk of a withdrawal seizure. One school of thought is that you can also get a protracted withdrawal syndrome from stopping too quickly. Patients are often in a hurry to stop medications, but this is probably the most common reason that people are unsuccessful in stopping.

  4. Restless Leg Syndrome in Withdrawal - CHOOSE HELP

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    Withdrawal from any substance can cause a lot of uncomfortable symptoms. Restless legs is a common problem. It makes it very difficult to sleep with you cannot keep your legs from moving or get comfortable. Meditation can help calm the body and the mind and make it easier for you to sleep. There are many books and websites that will explain how ...

  5. Benzodiazepine Withdrawal: What to Expect - How to Taper – How to...

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    You can do: A direct taper – where you make steady reductions off whatever benzo you’ve been using. A substitution taper – where, if you’ve been using a short-acting benzo like Xanax, you first switch off to a longer acting benzo like diazepam, and then once stable on the diazepam, start to taper down.

  6. Predicting Your Alcohol Withdrawal Severity - CHOOSE HELP

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    Severe alcohol withdrawal can lead to life threatening delirium tremens: Roughly 5% of people presenting with alcohol withdrawal symptoms will progress to a syndrome known as the delirium tremens, or the DTs. Left untreated, the DTs have a 15%-20% lethality rate, but with appropriate treatment, that rate falls to between 1% and 5%. 1

  7. Heroin Addiction: Physical Dependence + Addiction Brain Changes =...

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    Physical dependence refers to: The development of drug tolerance. The presence of drug-specific withdrawal symptoms that arise predictably after a certain period of abstinence (with heroin use, withdrawal symptoms begin after only hours of complete abstinence). Both tolerance and withdrawal symptoms develop after chronic use as the brain starts ...

  8. Marijuana Withdrawal: Feeling anxious and paranoid - CHOOSE HELP

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    It is not at all uncommon for people to experience withdrawal symptoms for up to 3 to 6 months. Marijuana affects each individual differently, depending on its potency, length of use, the age of the consumer, and the individual's own chemistry. There are a few possibilities that could be presenting anxiety and paranoia.

  9. Post Acute Withdrawal - choosehelp.com

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    Hi Jim. My name is Melissa and I have been almost 120 days sober from 12 years of high dose morphine use. But my mind is not normal and I am not feeling like I thought I would,,,i know its PAWS but I don't know how to make it stop. I literally feel insane... But I have done the whole thing by ...

  10. Poly-Substance Abuse

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    Thank you for your question. That is a lot of addictive medication to be taking. I'm sure you do want to stop taking it but have stayed on it because you fear the withdrawal symptoms. You asked me how you can avoid the withdrawal from the pain medication. Unfortunately, the answer is that you probably cannot entirely avoid the withdrawal symptoms.

  11. Is Poppy Seed Tea Addictive? - CHOOSE HELP

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    from consuming poppy seed tea. I don't suggest you try to make or consume poppy tea. It is addictive and dangerous. I hope you reconsider drinking it. Please visit this site for more information and the website " Poppy seed tea can kill you." The second website was created by parents whose son died by drinking poppy seed tea.