me only 3 days,then withdrawls hit me.How can I relieve the pain of withdrawl?
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You need to bring this to attention of your physician and I can;t believe that your pharmacy has not caught on to this.  Most physicians also will realize when a patient begins to overuse their daily doses and if your physician has never brought this over usage to your attention than I suggest you speak to him and let him know what predicament you are in.  I took pain medications for many years and I became addicted and no one saw it around me.  It is the most painful of all things I ever had to do because I was diagnosed with a disease and I needed that relief.  It has been almost 6 years and I havent treated my pain with anything but advil, tylenol and the odd pain pill given to me by the hospital when I deem necessary.  I took over 100 prescibed pain pills a week.  It wasn't until I had pain that I was medicating myself for that almost killed me and sent me into emergency surgery that I realized what I had done.  You need to get help!  If you don't get help, you will only need more and one day, you won't get them.  You risk your own life each day by what you are doing.  If you take it for that pain that it wasn't precribed for it will hurt you.  And if your pain doesn't seem better, you will need more and eventually, your body won't tolerate it and you will have to move on to another pain medication.  It may take away your pain and give you that euphoric "everything feels good" sensation...but it won't in time.
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Make sure you surround yourself with support from before your quit date arrives.  I found online forums most useful as we were all experiencing the same thing.  I'm proud to say I'm now over 3 months quit.\n\nGood luck with it and below I've provided a link to one of the great sites I found most helpful.
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I would seek professional help.  Opiates cause serious withdrawls and are hard to overcome on your own a lot of the times. You should go to rehab to get a counseler and maybe even be given medication to lessen your withdrawl symptoms.
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Don't panic. I know major withdrawal like you're experiencing sucks, but you're not hooked forever. If you ever need to/want to go off the meds, a doctor will be able to take you off them gradually, so as to avoid the intense side effects.  \n\nIt's like being in a wheelchair or on crutches to help you get around.  People can't dump their ambulatory help and start doing the tango. It takes time and sometimes physical therapy, but that doesn't mean they'll be stuck in a wheelchair forever. The same goes for psychiatric meds. You need professional guidance and time to stand on your own without meds like that.\n\nJust think of the withdrawal symptoms as powerful reminders to take the meds regularly. ;)
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its called a charley horse....hurts like nothing u have ever felt b4, huh? i get em' too...either wait for it to go away, or get up and walk on it. drinkink lots of water should help in preventing them! try taking tylenol or something like that to help with the pain the next day
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There's not much you can do except stay rested, keep your fluids up and don't strain yourself. Try taking a bath- it doesn't actually heal you in any way, but it feels like such a relief.\n\nGet well soon!
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MAN I FEEL FOR YOU I HAVE BEEN DEALING WITH R.S,D FOR YEARS NOW . WHICH IS A NERVE DISE. I,M GOING IN DEC.1 TO HAVE ASPINAL CORD STIMULATOR PUT IN TO SEE IF IT WILL CUT DOWN THE SOME SO I CAN GET OFF THE PAIN  MEDS OR CUT DOWN ON HOW MUCH I,M TAKING A DAY.IT SUCKS BUT WHAT CAN YA DO .E MAIL ME AT ICDDPPL1995 @YAHOO.COM.GOOD JUCK
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I would suggest either a great pain pill...or dish out the $ and go get it yanked
125450
aspirin. it'll be a couple days before the pain wears off. hurts when they tighten them too.
365549
You are withdrawing from the narcotics.  You really should call your doctor now-you shouldn't stop taking them suddenly.  You're addicted.  In the mean time, take a HOT bath.  As hot as you can stand it.  It will help relax your arms and legs (I bet you have the twitching arms and legs, right?  Can't keep them still and they ache bad, right?)  It's the opiates leaving your system and your body is screaming for more.  Don't take anymore even if you get some.  This is how people OD and die.....they are desperate to make the withdrawal stop and they end up taking too much.  Please call your doctor.  They can help you get through this.  Safely.
585225
YEP you sure could have!  Go to the GNC store near you and get Valerian root and take two three times a day along with your choice of pain reliever.  It will help.
374247
As an adult, you know that mixing alcohol with any medications is ill-advised. Alcohol can potentiate some medications and the combination can produced bad effects. While I appreciate your discomfort, one needs to be patient. Most common viral infections last only about two weeks at the most, and many begin to loosen their grip in only a few days. Try warm baths both for the heat and also to induce relaxation. Warm drinks such as hot chocolate may help. Drink lots of fluids. Use drugs sparingly or only by your physician's advice. Many people overdose on pain medications and increase their headaches and discomfort. Avoid greasy food as with many illnesses, the oily foods tend to cause a general loss of appetite. Light foods such as ice cream, broths, jello and such are better tolerated. Also do as I do, enjoy your disease!  When you recover, you will learn how great good health is. Why are you beating your head against the wall? Because it feels so good when I stop!!!
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If you had no prior reasons for suspecting your kidneys then I would have to say that you strained your back.  Use cold packs for the swelling and pain for 24-36 hours. When the pain and swelling subside, use moist heat for the next 48-72 hours.  Then see a massage therapist for a few sessions until you find total relief. I wouldn't count on doing anything strenuous for the next week at least.  Good luck to you!
536144
If you are in that much pain you dentist should have an emergency call number!! If not try a walk in clinic for a RX until you can get to see a dentist! Take blue's advice!!
654153
You will get better!  The main concern is damaged muscle tissue if you were really unconscious.  The best thing to do is drink lots of fluids.  One 8 ounce glass of water every hour at a minimum,  This will allow the damaged muscle tissue to pass through the blood stream and through the kidneys without damaging them.  Keep that leg elevated and wiggle your toes frequently to keep from getting a blood clot.  If you can't wiggle your toes or if the calf gets rock hard or if your foot starts becoming pale or painful, see a doctor right away.  Good luck I think you will be better in a about 3 days.
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If you aren't getting a refill let it stretch the full 8 days. \n\nIt can be difficult and dangerous to go off of. Maybe you should talk to whoever perscribed it. \n\nYou need to slowly do off of it. Take one pill then a half of a pill until you run out. Make sure you wean yourself off it because otherwise there could be bad side effects and you probably need to get a refill to help you wean off it because you were on it for so long. I think that would be best. Lexapro is something you need to go on slowly and get off slowly. Definately slowly decrease your dosage, you were on it for a long time and could get nauseous and have headaches while you get off it. \n\nIf you don't feel like its working for you look into neurontin. its really helpful, i didn't feel like lexapro realyl worked for me.
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Rest, rest and rest some more. Listen to your body - if you want to sleep, the do so. Also, drink a lot. By spending two or three days doing nothing and sleeping when your body tells you to, you will be fully recovered much more quickly than if you try to struggle though. Aspirin or another type of anti-inflammatory (ibuprofen etc...) can also help, but don't let the relief you feel con you into thinking you're better. I know it's boring, but better to be bored for a couple of days than sick for a couple of weeks. There are no magic fixes for a cold/flu. There are plenty of products wanting to take your money - beware.