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Vicodin/Lortab withdrawal symptoms

by Lizzyloowho?, Mar 27, 2007 12:00AM
I just stumbled upon this site as I did a Google search on pain killer withdrawal. My husband and I started using lortab or vicodin for "recreational" use...I'm sure lots of people start out this way. For about the past two months, we have been using these pills everyday....about 3-6 per day. For some reason, we did not take any on Monday night. He had awful night sweats...which I read was normal withdrawal. However, last night I had "Restless legs." I got up so many times trying to stretch and work off the "nervous energy." I had it all day today too. It seems like I could not sit still or concentrate. We went walking this evening and I told him about it. He said it was probably from not taking any pills. We are trying to get off of them. Is this feeling normal for withdrawal? I just want to make sure it is and not something else.    
Member Comments (13)

by singha, Mar 27, 2007 12:00AM
sorry but it sounds like it...luckily you realized it in the early stages...get them out of your life...before you know it time is gone

by KoAlex117, Mar 27, 2007 12:00AM
Restlessness Is one of the biggest pains in the ass you can get from Withdrawal. Along with Chills and Nausea in my opinion are the worst.


If a regular Vicodin user stops taking Vicodin, he or she will experience Vicodin Withdrawal within six to twelve hours but the symptoms are usually not life-threatening. The intensity of Vicodin Withdrawal depends on the degree of the Vicodin addiction. For example, the symptoms of withdrawal from Vicodin may grow stronger for twenty-four to seventy-two hours and then gradually decline over a period of seven to fourteen days.

The symptoms of Vicodin withdrawal include but are not limited to:

    * restlessness
    * muscle pain
    * bone pain
    * insomnia
    * diarrhea
    * vomiting
    * cold flashes
    * goose bumps
    * involuntary leg movements
    * watery eyes
    * runny nose
    * loss of appetite
    * irritability
    * panic
    * nausea
    * chills
    * sweating

Yeah...It sucks Loratab is Vicodin as is Norco etc.

by LIZZIE LOU, Mar 27, 2007 12:00AM
are you stealing my name

by LIZZIE LOU, Mar 27, 2007 12:00AM
real funny...haha...laughing my ass off

by Lizzyloowho?, Mar 27, 2007 12:00AM
I just saw your name! That;'s funny. Promise I'm not trying to steal it!

by Penelope80, Mar 27, 2007 12:00AM
To: yeup, that's withdrawal
those are most def' the symptoms of withdrawal.  keep taking those walk with your husband.  you are lucky to be able to stop.  even a few vicodin a day can be addicting, so if you got past day 3 you'll start to feel better.  peace and blessing, penelope. :)

by addictedtoloratab, Mar 28, 2007 12:00AM
To: Lizzie LOU
Im sorry I got you into this mess hon,,, you are a good woman, rest good tonight, I love you,,,,

by LadySundown, Mar 28, 2007 12:00AM
To: lizzie
I really do see this person as someone trying to steal your name. Don't let it bother you LIZZIE. We know you and not just by name. We know your syntex and how you type. They're just playing games....hugs...LS

by LIZZIE LOU, Mar 28, 2007 12:00AM
To: lizzyloo who who
woke up this morning and i am "still" laughing my ass off.  not going to get a rise out of me...thought it would make me mad?  nope!  it was a failure...a complete and total failure...have a good day :)

by mimiluv1231, Jan 30, 2008 04:21PM
I am suffering from withdrawal symptoms,,,i am a 22 year old who got them from my doctor.....yeah, see, this is how it goes.....i have arthritus (spell) in my legs. It hurts, but since i am still in college and planning on getting health insurance in my name in the next year, i am not wanting to have a pre-existing medical ailment. So i wavered my doctor to just give me pain killers....i got addicted and fast. Now i am taking myself off of them and really struggling with leg pain, but this time its not just my condition, its elevated itself to a higher level thanks to my rendevous with loratab! Does anyone know how long my legs will ache? what should i do????

by GoingToMakeIt, Jan 30, 2008 05:46PM
To: mimiluv1231
Sorry i didn't see this earlier. You posted on an old post. Copy your post and put it in a new one. At the top of this page, Post a Question button.

by califcoast, Feb 16, 2008 02:07PM
I was diagnosed with a stomach tumor 6 months ago.  I was prescribed Vicodin 750 100 pills per month.  I lost my job, and had to detox on my own.  It took 10 days, throwing up, not eating, the worst hell you could ever imagine.  From me to you, do not take Vicodin.  It doesnt solve the problem.  

by crazy2106, Apr 08, 2008 05:16PM
To: ANYONE and EVERYONE
i myself have been trying to wean my self off of hydroco/apap10-325 mg tablets and from what i understand is one of the highest doesages of vicodin you can get hints the 10. i staeted taking them from my boyfriend cause he does not take them i had always used this med before and never got hooked but that was the apap 5 -750's so it never really grabed a hold of me till i was introduced to the asap-10-325's. i just wanna tel anyone who reads this DO NOT TAKE THIS MEDICATION !!!!!!!! it is highley addictive and the withdrawl symptoms are a *****!!!!!!! plz plz plz DO NOT TAKE THIS MEDICATION
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