Withdrawal Symptoms Questions

It should have not caused any symptoms if you are withdrawing it with 3 days use. What are your symptoms. Book a consult and share it with me in detail.

y. ITS YOUR WANT U WANT TO STOP. U CAN'T AS YOU R A PT OF SEIZER DISORDER. ASK YOUR TREATING DOC.
ONE SINGLE SEIZER SPOIL YOUR THREE YRS MEDICINE.

Hello, sir. You need not worry about this light headedness that you are experiencing after exercises, I would suggest you to hydrate well during the day and do moderate exercise only for some days. Try to sleep adequately. Don't do intense exercises for someday, let your body adapt slowly. Hope this helps. Thank you.

Brother, keep it up. You can add tab levocet 5 mg once daily. More important is also start doing pranayaam and meditation. Also daily read, listen or watch some spiritual or motivational talk, maybe for just 10 minutes. If you regularly follow it, success will be quick and complete. All the best.

Although it is addictive pain killer for neuropathy ,we have to use it for neuropathy to relieve pain.
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You can take all replacement but skip 1-2 days, one than skip second
because all r habit forming.
Eg me addicted to tramadol, alprazolam.
Unable to skip not a single day since 10 years approx.

YES TRAMODOL TOO CAUSE ADDICTION . BETTER CONSULT YOUR DOC UNDER WHOM YOUR MEDICATION IS GOING ON
HE WILL TAPER SLOWLY.

It's in your best interest if you consult a pulmonologist (dm pulmonary medicine or md chest and tb) who will assess her again and ascertain the need to restart deflazacort. Although you should not discontinue this medicine abuptly but now when you have already done you should not restart it by yourself.
I wish her good health!

I am sorry to hear about your concern but will be happy to assist you.
Tightness or chest pain after quitting smoking, a worrying symptom that can easily lead to increased stress levels and even panic. However, usually, this type of discomfort is completely natural, and merely a sign that your body is recovering.
Let's connect over a call so that we can discuss your concern in details and make a suitable treatment plan for you.

Hi
it's really difficult to get rid of poly substance use, so I praise your courage to come out of it and leading a sober life. On the other side, it's pertinent for you to understand that substance use disorder is a chronic relapsing illness so the efforts to sustain sobriety should be persistent as it's a long jouney to cope up and tackle "protracted withdrawal" symptoms and craving which gradually weans off with time and might take 6 months to an year to resolve completely. It's in your b...more