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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.

Klonopin Taper and Withdrawal Success Story

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Hello there, first of all I'd like to say that if you are on a Benzo and want to get off of it, CONSULT A PROFESSIONAL!! I'm not a pro, just a guy with some scripts. Anyway... every time I get on the internet in search of some sort of experience with any drug withdrawal it seems that it's always...

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Zoloft withdrawal

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What can I take to help with withdrawal symptoms from Zoloft? I tapered off the medication as per my doctor. I have been on 50 mg. of Zoloft for 10 years. Is there something that will help ease the zapping, tiredness and abdomonial discomfort - perhaps vitamins or something that is natural.

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Ambien Addiction PLEASE SHARE YOUR STORY

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Currently writing a book about Ambien Addiction (Zoldipem) After struggling with this drug for years, I am now writing about it. I am looking for others who are willing to share their own personal stories to include in my book. I am sincere and easy to work with. Completely confidential. Names will...

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Can Wellbutrin help me to quit smoking?

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I am a smoker for over than 35 years now. I usually smoked a pack a day, but there was some periods when I smoked a three packs a day! I have never had any problems caused by my smoking such as lung diseases or similar. Until now! I’m 60 years old now and I started to feel discomfort during...

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Effexor Withdrawal -- Can cannabis help?

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I've been on Effexor XR for about four years, and about three years ago I attempted to gradually reduce my dose until I was off it, but once I did so I had intense nausea. It got to the point where I forgot what it was like to just be. I had to choose between hungry or being nauseous,...

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Paxil for depression/anxiety?

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hi there, i just had a question about Paxil... my doctor put me on Paxil in the spring of '06 after i began having intense and frequent anxiety attacks (in public and at home). i've noticed that the Paxil helped my anxiety, but did really nothing for my depression. i am a single mother and i have no...

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what happens if you take suboxone, then take oxycontin a little later the same day?

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i was wondering what might happen if a person were to take about 2 mills of suboxin, and then a little bit later that same day were to take about 20 mills of oxycontin? i have heard it will make someone go into withdrawls really fast, but my friend says it wont bother you, but then again i also...

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Klonopin withdrawal

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I have been using Klonopin for over 5 months. Recently I found out that this drug develops withdrawal symptoms if the usage is stopped abruptly. I do not want to be psychologically dependent on any drugs. Can you tell me more about these withdrawal symptoms and how can I avoid them?

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Effexor withdrawal symptoms while taking regular doses?

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I've been taking 112.5 mg of Effexor daily for about three years. I have experienced withdrawal symptoms in the past (brain zaps, etc) when missing a dose by about six hours or so, but for the past several days I've been feeling the Effexor withdrawal symptoms, without missing any doses. I've been...

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Ambien addiction symptoms

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I am sure my wife has symptoms of ambien addiction. I’d like to help her somehow but it’s obvious my approach is so wrong. She started taking ambien longer than a year ago for chronic insomnia and now she is constantly on ambien I think she will lose her job if she continues like this. She is...

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