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By NEKORBSMAERD | Feb 03, 2013

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Answered by Clare Waismann Kavin,

METHADONE QUESTION

Is it normal to sweat uncontrollably to the point of dehydration and almost fainting while on methadone for the past few weeks i have been feeling like this daily as soon as i start moving arouns for more then 5 minutes i feel drained??????

Clare Waismann Kavin,

Feb 04, 2013

Your body is trying to tell you something is wrong. Nothing is normal to this extreme. Please speak to your Methadone provider ASAP. Methadone is a very strong narcotic and has to be used very carefully based on the patients history , health and metabolism. Doses or even type of medication might need to be adjusted.

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NEKORBSMAERD

Feb 04, 2013

To: Clare Waismann Kavin,

Thank you for you're fast response i will ask the doctor at my clinic tomorrow. thank you again

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