Lortab 10 withdrawel 14 days...feel sick!

[freedom66]

I am on my 14th day and am doing the Thomas thing....L-tyrosine Plus. I am on blood pressure meds and Plavix every day. I have severe nausea and extreme fatique. I still have leg pain at night and I am in the bath tub about 6 times a day!! Does this just keep  going ? Are my other meds interfering with the B6 and L-trosine. And where is Thomas when you need him anyway! The nausea is so intent I could not even think about taking another pain pill nor can I eat....any advice from these feelings would be  welcomed
freedom66

[Sajonna]

Oh for the nausea, I took Zantac..a store brand generic version.  Plus I made sure to eat  small meals a day ..about 6-7 small meals.  

I remember that leg pain though.  It felt like my legs were 2 big balloons...real bad pressure.

Try the walking for it.

[Sajonna]

The thing that helped with my leg pain the most was WALKING. Especially about 3 hours before bedtime.  I had the leg cramps for about 2 weeks....but I noticed that they hurt worse when I just tried to relax in front of the TV.  I noticed when I got up to go get a  snack or bathroom break, I felt relief.  

So I started walking.  

Don't over do it though, especially if you have a chronic pain condition.
I started with 10 minutes the first night and then added about 2 minutes every night.  And everyday got better from there on out.  

SJ

[wannabefree330]

I'm sorry nobody has responded to you sooner.  I'm not sure about the interferrence of medications w/the vitamins.  But, you can call your pharmacy and ask them.  They have software that they can put all these into and it will tell them all the cross interations of the meds.

If you can't get any nausea medication from your doctor, peppermint is a holistic nausea treatment, and ginger root or gingerale is also supposed to be effective.  Stick to clear liquids.  You may actually be dehydrated if you are unable to drink enough, and i'm assuming you had diarrhea for a few days at least.  If it's still there tomorrow, call your doctor and see if he will call in a prescription for phenergan (inexpensive and works great), or zofran (pricey but good).  And consider going in for blood work-you might need some IV fluid to straighten things out?