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with drawl help

by osokey, Jul 08, 2007 12:00AM
Hi, i am a 17yrs old i was addicted to oxycotten for about 3yrs about 500mg a day then i quit i went trou my withdrawls it took about 2mounths to fully get off them but i did, NOW i had my wisdom teeth taken out my doctor wrote me percocet 7.5's 20 of them were my tollreance was so high i had to take 3 so iv been taken them well i ran out i have 3 refills iv took around 60 alltogather now im out and i havint had any in about 12hours and im starting to feel the withdrawls coming on and im trying my hardest NOT to go buy me a oxycotton but i cant deal with these withdrawls agian my question is IS  THERE ANTTHING I CAN DO or take to get rid off the hurting and the cold/flu like semptioms?
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by justlikeyou, Jul 08, 2007 12:00AM
hot baths, hot bath , hot baths.
if you take more you either accept to take them forever or understand your withdrawls will be worse some time later.

suck it up, your young,

a few days of this and your free............

by Ga Guy, Jul 08, 2007 12:00AM
Clonidine worked for me. If you can tell a Dr. what's happening, he should prescribe it for you without any problems.  

by fishmeal, Jul 08, 2007 12:00AM
Hi, this is pre-written for new people… hope this helps:

It’s good to come clean with your doc concerning your desire to get off.  Ask him to prescribe clonidine, (not klonopin), and ativan.  These will help with sleep, RLS and anxiety.  These are best to try before formal detox and drugs like Suboxone.  I had to do formal detox because I tried everything else, including alcohol to get off and nothing worked for me.  Keep in mind that when you try… make it a good one!  Have some time off of work if you can… maybe a four day weekend or more.  Make the last day of work without any drugs, because the first day is usually the easiest.  Try your best to get clean and stay clean because the other methods require more potent drugs and you have to come off of those.  I am still on Suboxone and am a little worried about that… It does work well but the jury is out on, “At what Cost.”  I also learned while in detox, that the mind can psychosomatically create pain to “get’ the drug.  Another was that healing while using opiates greatly diminishes.  I would have sores on my hands that would take way too long to heal.

Hot baths works wonders too.
Best
Fish
I have to say this from the bottom of my heart,  Please do not keep playing around with these drugs they are very powerful ….. kinda like heroin in a pill and just as hard to get off once you attain the, "addicted" status.

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