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AFTER W/D RAPID HEART RATE ?

HI GUYS I AM NEW TO ALL OF THIS. GOT OUT OF DETOX 3 AND HALF WEEKS AGO. BLOODPRESSURE 150/110 PULSE 100-115 DR HAS ME ON  DIOVAN AND TOPAL 2XDAY. I HAVE EXCRUTIATING HEADACHES FOR ABOUT A WEEK. ANY IDEAS?  WAS ON ROXICODONE 7YRS   45PILLS 30MG DAY.  DOING GREAT AS FAR AS NOT LOOKING FOR THEM .SOME DAYS THOUGH I WISH I HAD JUST 1 ROXI. STILL HAVING HARD TIME GETTING MY ENERGY BACK HAVE KIDS LUCKY MOM IS HERE TO HELP.BUT AS SHITTY AS I FEEL I THANK GOD I WENT TO DETOX. WASNT FUN BUT AT LEAST IM GETTING MY LIFE BACK KIDS ARENT SEEING MOMMY POPPING PILLS EVERY 2HRS. IF ANY ONE HAS ANY INFO ABOUT HEADACHES HEARTRACING IS THIS NORMAL?  HOPE ALL IS WELL AND GOOD LUCK TO ALL.

THANKS PACIFICA1
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I had the same thing when I was initially withdrawing from Oxy. I had rapid heartbeat combined with a double hearbeat. This has happened on and off with me for years, The double heartbeat I mean. What happens is that my heart will give a rapid double beat and then continue on rapidly but normally. Rapid heartbeat is not a problem usually. Excitement. surprise, excercise etc. can all cause the rapid beat. Eventually, as mine did, it will begin to fade. It was about the twefth day of withdrawal that my heart started to respond normally. The important thing is finding a way to relax a little .
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I know sometimes for withdrawls they use clonodine patches to help with heart rate. I have never had that problem. Stay on your medication for it. I am sure it is just part of your body adjusting.
that is awesome work!!!!!!!!!!!!
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