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thune
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 Posted: 08/03/05 - 02:00 Post subject: Pain Medication Withdrawal |
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I used to have some surgery last few years, because I had terrible spine problems. It was so painful, that even doctors gave me medicines to use them after surgery is done. When I saw doctor is giving me one medicine I have heard my friend used, I was terrified. He has terrible pains as medication withdrawal symptoms. Now I am worry, is that possible to happen to me.
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antonsen
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There are no two same human beings on this earth, but there are some medicines, that can cause the same withdrawal symptoms with everyone. You have not told me which drug you are going to use, but I have to say it is possible to addict for some of these painkillers. I had been on different medicines for a long, and I had these side effects, when I wanted to quite. I felt restlessness in my arms and legs, which used to be and slightly irritating. Beside this, I had experienced insomnia, which was strange feeling after this drugs I have been taking. Anyway, I have to say I finished with all these unpleasant symptoms and now I feel better. I do not take my medicines any more, and they achieve goal it should. I know it must be hard sometimes, but you have to know these medicines help you. Off course, you have to know when it is time to quit and go back to normal life without painkillers.
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