if your goig through oxy withdraws how long its going to take for the withdraws to be over?
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oxy is almost like heroin..\nhes gonna need another drug to help him with the symptoms like Ativan or somthin\nClonidine is a non-narcotic medication which can be quite helpful in reducing the symptoms of narcotic withdrawal though.\nhttp://www.medhelp.org/forums/addiction/messages/30842a.html
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Oxycodone.......but has been discontinued.....flush it, please
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Don't bother with them. Go to your bank or credit card and tell them IN WRITING that Auction Success is withdrwaing money or making charges without your authorization. You may or may not be able to get your money back, but you should be able to stop the withdrawal.\n\n"In writing" is the key here. You may want to go to your bank with a letter in hand, and let them know you're hand-delivering the necessary notification that someone is accessing your account after you have withdrawn your authorization to do so.\n\nI am not sure if either of these numbers will get you to a human being, but here's what comes up on a search for Auction Success, Provo UT: \n\n# 6dauction.com - (800) 853-7381 - 703 S State St Ste 5, Orem, UT\n# Links4trade - (801) 225-4176 - 560 S State St, Orem, UT\n\nBest of luck.
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I took a 2 hour nap when I got home and I was up and about and eating hours later.. (eating soup that is).. it all depends on the person and what pain killers they give you. they give my cousin strong pain killers so he was out for like 3 days.
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no, unless you want to use opiates. If so I highly recommend oxy ir 5mg.
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I think that you might be referring to either Roxicet, Roxanol, or "Oxy's", which are oxycontin. \n\nTreatment of withdrawal includes supportive care and medications. The most commonly used medication, clonidine, primarily reduces physical symptoms.\n\nAnother detox method is to use a slowly tapered dose of methadone to reduce the intensity of withdrawal symptoms. This can be effective in inpatient programs, but outpatient methadone detox programs are ineffective.\n\nMethadone maintenance involves ongoing use of methadone. This is the most effective treatment for opiate addiction, according to the Institutes of Medicine.\n\nThe FDA is expected to approve a new medication for use in the treatment of opiate withdrawal very soon. This medication, called buprenorphine, may help both physical and mental withdrawal symptoms. It may also be used for long-term maintenance like methadone.\n\nThis will have significant advantages over methadone because it will be obtainable from general practitioners, not just specialized clinics with rigid attendance requirements.\n\nSome drug treatment programs have widely advertised treatments for opiate withdrawal called detox under anesthesia or rapid opiate detox. This involves anesthetizing the patient and injecting large doses of opiate-blocking drugs, with hopes that this will speed up the transition to normal opioid system function.\n\nThere is no evidence that these programs actually reduce time spent suffering withdrawal. In some cases, they may reduce the intensity of symptoms. However, there have been several deaths associated with the procedure, particularly when it is performed outside a hospital.\n\nBecause opiate withdrawal produces vomiting, and vomiting during anesthesia significantly increases death risk, many specialists think the risks of this procedure significantly outweigh potential (and unproven) benefits.\n \nSupport Groups:  \nSupport groups, such as Narcotics Anonymous and SMART Recovery, can be enormously helpful to people suffering opiate addiction.  \nExpectations (prognosis):  \nWithdrawal from opiates is painful but not life-threatening.\n \nComplications:  \nThe biggest complication is return to drug use. Most opiate overdose deaths occur in people who have just withdrawn or detoxed. Because withdrawal reduces a previously-developed tolerance, recently withdrawn addicts can overdose on a much smaller dose than they used to take daily. Addicts should be warned about this possibility.\n\nLonger term treatment is recommended for most addicts following withdrawal. This can include self-help groups, like Narcotics Anonymous or SMART Recovery, outpatient counseling, intensive outpatient treatment (day hospitalization), or in-patient treatment.\n\nAddicts withdrawing from opiates should be assessed for depression and other mental illnesses. Appropriate treatment of such disorders can reduce the risk of relapse, and antidepressant medications should not be withheld with the idea that the depression is only related to withdrawal and not a pre-existing condition.\n\nTreatment goals should be discussed with the patient and recommendations for care made accordingly. If an opiate addict has withdrawn repeatedly only to relapse repeatedly, methadone maintenance is strongly recommended.
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This is strictly a decision made by the physician in charge. I have seen recovery after 40 minutes, but most do not go beyond 20-30 minutes with a straight line.
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NO! It will pass through the system in 24 to 72 hours just like anything else will.
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Opiates root down in your hair follicles for several months, but its out of your urine in less than a week. Dont be curious about doing it if you havent, though. Trust me. IF your talking the length of the 'high', that depends how you use it. smoking it gives a good high, but lasts the least longest. Snorting it lasts a couple hours, and the afterglow is for a few more, and once you graduate to shooting it, you realize that snorting and smoking it is a complete waste of time, energy and heroin, and it lasts the longest. The most bang for your buck, so to speak. Also is the most dangerous, obviously. Once you go over this bridge however, there is no going back. Ever.
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Please consult a physician...you dont want to be withdrawin from 2 drugs
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LOL WOW not very long, once you start loosing all the blood ull pass out go into shock, and your done, expired
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It does nto matter when the payment was mailed .. it matters when it was recieved, and processed by the company. That is why they typically suggest mailing the payment 10 days prior to the due date. even if you apy your bill online, alot of times it will take 24-48 hours to clear.
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As time goes on you need more to achieve the same effect. Also the withdrawl headaches are pretty bad.
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it depends on the drug, and the state in which you try to fill it.\n\nIt is probably for what is called a 'legend' drug, in which case it is good for one year from when it was written......in Utah which is where I live. Call your pharmacy, they can tell you the answer in 5 seconds.
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It really depends on how much methadone you take, also is your next collection due the next day from the pharmacy? Regular over the counter meds would not really provide you with the help you need. Have you contacted your doctor or drug team for advice?
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It has that as a possibility if taken over a long peroid of time.  Most rx's are for 5 days which usually doesn't cause a problem.
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Your friend needs to talk to their doctor.  Not knowing the patent's medical history, it's impossible to advise anything.  \n\nDesoxyn IS methamphetamine.  I wouldn't recommend it.  Then again, I don't recommend taking Methadone for opiate withdrawal either.  There are other things the doctor can prescribe to get you through the withdrawal symptoms more comfortably.......that are NOT addictive.