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how long does fatigue lasts

by vicodinsucks, Feb 20, 2007 12:00AM

Tags: fatigue, Addiction, Depression, Hope, liver, Vicodin

Not sure how honest he is being but hubby is still feeling exremly fatigue and states he hasnt had vicodin since last monday. ALso sates he has only had about three relasp in the last 6 weeks. for prescrip of around 20. If he is being honest when can he hope the fatigue and tiredness will subside. He has no energy.

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by beachtowel, Feb 20, 2007 12:00AM

To: vicodinsucks

fatigue is part of withdrawls, honesty is another thing.

by vicodinsucks, Feb 20, 2007 12:00AM

To: beachtowel

so how long does fatigue withdrawls last?

by beachtowel, Feb 20, 2007 12:00AM

To: vicodinsucks

That question is very difficult to answer because of another big problem depression.
To answer your question withdrawls and depression can cause fatigue for many months even years.

Sorry if my answer is not what you were looking for.

by vicodinsucks, Feb 20, 2007 12:00AM

To: beachtowel

no I appreciate honesty. Hell I crave honesty. Im very honest too honest. I would rather know the truth. Im afraid he may have something really wrong with him that causes him so much fatigue and tiredness. Taking him to the doc tomorrow to be honest about his addiction so she will do a liver panel. but no thanks for th honesty.

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