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Narcotic (Opioids) Drugs Dependence

Narcotics are strong prescription painkillers that relieve pain by preventing transmission of pain messages to the brain. They are habit forming if taken for too long. Talk about narcotic drug addiction (Alfentanil, Codeine, Fentanyl, Heroin, Hydromorphone, Methadone, Morphine, Nalorphine, Opium, Oxycodone) and other narcotic drug issues here.

The secret to getting off Suboxone is:

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Ive done it twice - once the hard way by tapering and it was pure hell and I only was on 2 mg per day when I started and that my friends is still way way too much. I was on 2 mg a day for 2 months - nothing major but trying to get off of that by tapering and tapering to practically nothing was the...

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What is the best way to get buprenorphine out of your system?

I took buprenorphine 8mg 3x's a day for five days after my brother took my pain medication without my knowledge. It happen once before and the buprenorphine showed up in a urine test after three weeks. They next time I see my dr. it will be four weeks since I last took the amount above. I'm not...

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eating slate pencil

hii............;-)I am anjani. I am not able to stop eating slate pencils. Is this harmfull to me??????eh I am really very doubtful. I want any suggesiong that eating slate pencils is harmful or not. Please give me any suggestions that i must stop eating slate pencils. But i  really really love...

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Getting electric, buzzing feeling in head, (brain), and eyes!!

I have been having these really strange feelings of buzzzz or electric vibration that lasts for a second or less. It happens in my head or brain and also goes as far as where my eyes also feel the same thing at the same time and they both move very quickly from side to side. its really scaring me....

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What can I do to repair my body and brain after quitting meth?

I've stopped using meth and fully accept the damages I've done to my body,  But rehab suggested NA (ok great but that isn't treatment) or individual counseling which is OK. I've been offered Wellbutrin to handle cravings but no-one here can answer OK what can I take to repair and of the...

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husband going through withdraw from HEAVY lortab use !

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PLEASE I NEED HELP MY HUSBAND IS ON DAY THREE OF DETOX ! I HAVE DONE ALL I COULD BOUGHT EVERYTHING THERE IS TO HELP AND I AM KEEPING MY MOUTH SHUT AND STAYIN OUT OF HIS WAY . i JUST WANT TO KNOW IF THE WORST IS OVER OR IS THERE MORE TO COME ? tHIS HAS BEEN A PROBLEM IN ARE LIVES FOR A LONG TIME. I...

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methadone and hair loss

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was taking methadone from pain doctor told him want to stop did exactly what he said and had horrible withdrawals. went to hospital and gave me clonidine=stopped worst within 1 hour. would never touch 1 pill. doctor never warned me. now noticed my hair is breaking and can see my scalp. anything i...

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Is working out while on methadone futile, or I will have some results?

can someone help me plz. so am i working out for nothing am on 100mg methadone. am i gonna see results or not really?

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Can I snort Subuxonelike Oxycontin?

I have been on Suboxone for a little over a week now. I was taking about 3 oxcontin 80mg a day (snorting). My questions is can I snort suboxone just like I did the oxycontin? I miss the "snorting" part and I am afraid I am going to relapse if I can't snort something soon! Other than this...

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Using Vicodin to ease suboxone withdrawals

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Hi everyone, I chose to go on Suboxone because I couldn't deal with oxycontin withdrawals. However I never planned on taking them for long and desperately want to stop (I have been on them for about 2 months). Now that I have started tapering and reading info about the withdrawal I'm becoming...

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