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Sedative (Depressant) and Antidepressant Dependence

Sedatives (depressants) are drugs that that suppress the central nervous system, causing the body to slow down and relax, relieving anxiety and producing sleep. The most commonly used/abused are barbiturates (Amytal, Nembutal, Seconal, phenobarbital) and benzodiazepines (Ativan, Halcion, Librium, Valium, Xanax, Rohypnol) but also chloral hydrate, glutethimide (Doriden), methaqualone and meprobamate. Talk about sedative dependence on this forum.

RE: Keeping my body from not withdrawing so severely from Clonazepam.

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I used to be on 2 mg tabs 3-4 times a day.  I got off it slowly without any probs. Years later the PA's came back with a vengence. I have a monthly battle with my drug company, My doc retired, and I moved to the bottom of the state, and the one doc I saw, took over 1/2 my meds away in one visit....

by User avatar Angel Holcomb207777

is trazadone used for cocaine withdraws

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is trazadone also used for severe cocaine withdraws?

by User avatar nikki

how soon should I take suboxone?

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I have been snorting 20 mg every 6 hrs for the last 6 months and now I want to go clean. Had some suboxone 8s given to me and today I tryed them for the first time. I took my last Oxy last night at midnight and then at 9;30 this morning I took my first quarter of suboxone but an hr later felt...

by User avatar madmax74497602

Sertraline and Zyprexa withdrawel effects

Hi I would like to know if after three years of taking low doses of sertraline 25 mg and 2.5 mg of Zyprexa the nausea, gagging reflex with NO throw up and dizziness I feel that my brain is shaking I do not see things moving around and headaches I feel can be due to the discontinuation of...

by User avatar Guest

Oxy vs Vicodin

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Hi, my question is this. I've been on antidepressants most of my life, it was "inherited" from my mother who is bipolar. I have major depressive disorder. I've found over the years that Effexor ER works the best, but doesn't quite cover the moods, sadness, etc. I have also been on hydrocodone...

by User avatar Guest

loved one withdrawing from klonopin

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my husband has been on klonopin for 25 years, A new doc cut his prescription in half. Since then he has been having severe attacks, arm pain, and looks like death warmed over. He can't work because he gets into a panic going. He has also substituted with alot of alchohol lately and things...

by User avatar michelle

My boyfriends Ambien addiction

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This "medication" is ruining my boyfriends life and mind. It should be illegal. Who can I contact regarding. I feel the end if near for both of us? I can't take it any longer!

by User avatar Guest

I was on 450 mgs (zoloft) for 16 yrs. can't shake the spine pain.

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I was on 450 mgs for about 16 years but couldn't always aford the pills. I have recently been hospitalized for anxiety attacks and was just drugged up again. I went into mania and decided to quit cold turkey. It has been 2 months and I still feel this incredibly hard shooting pain down my spine...

by User avatar renzagliarobb

Tapering off of Ambien.

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I would like to get off of Ambien. I have been taking 10 mg nightly for years. I have had some depression and anxiety and would like to stop this medication. After reading about the withdrawal problems, I'm so scared. I was thinking to taper off by cutting to 3/4 tablet for several weeks, and...

by User avatar Guest

using clonazepam 0.5mg and 75 mg imipramine once a day

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i have been using clonazepam 0.5mg and 75 mg imipramine once a day for the last 3 weeks, and now my doctor told me to stop taking the clonazepam and continue on the imipramine but after a week i am feeling some symptoms like tiredness in my legs, abdominal pain , nuasa and loss of apitite. is...

by User avatar gts