is it a withdrawal symptom ?
955950
The twitching could be a withdrawal from the clonazepam which I think is a benzo {like valium}. I would see a doc.
950909
It's not necessarily a withdrawl sympton. It's more of just coming down off the drug. It sucks. A bunch! It's probably the worst hangover. Some report a depression for up to a month after use. Go to www.erowid.org  and look for mdma or ecstasy. This hand little site will tell you anything and everything from how long it stays in your system to "trip reports" from people's own experiances with the drug. Good luck on your report.
336871
Yes, absolutely.\nIn fact these feelings will turn on much harder than before.\nThe reason for this is that these drugs do not "handle" anything they merely suppress both negative and positive emotions.\nSo like anything you have been pushing down for a long time when you suddenly remove the pressure downwards the thing suppressed springs back up with equal force.\nIt is vitally important if you want to come off this drug, that you find a sypathetic medical doctor who is willing to gradually reduce the dose and properly monitor this withdrawal.\nI also advise you to work out a specific vitamin and mineral supplement program, with a trained nutritionist,  to assist you during the withdrawal process, as this will help you a great deal during the withdrawal process. (And it is unlikely that a medical doctor will know what supplements you should take)
479274
it could be a migrane or a headache... but if this is uncommon for you it could be the sign of something more serious
42448
Just an aggrivated feeling if you don't have one, or a momentary anxious feeling until you start to smoke. Not really much of a physical reaction. It is more of a mental habit than a physical addiction.
947176
Basically just a symptom or indicator.
273266
It depends on the severity of the addiction. If it isn't too bad, there could be minor pain, nausea, headache. If it's bad, it could be very painful. There could be fatigue, nausea, and other physical symptoms. It also could involve some depression.
562064
Did you not decrease the dose on a a gradual scale?  Taking anything out of your body/system is likely to cause withdrawal.  You need to consult with the doctor!
33257
Seroxat (aka Paxil) is one of the worst antidepressants to wean off. As you say, it can lead to dependence and the withdrawal symtpoms can be highly unpleasant. \n\nThere is no "one way" to withdraw from psych drugs effectively. Stopping cold turkey can certainly cause an array of troublesome symptoms, the most common being dizziness, which can last for days on end. Flu-like feelings, including nausea, headache and fatigue, are also common, as are intense feelings of anxiety, irritability or sadness. Some patients experience alarming sensations of tingling or burning in various parts of the body; ringing in the ears; blurred vision; or flashing lights before the eyes. Some people even describe a feeling of shock waves pulsing through their arms and legs, as if they had been zapped with a jolt of electricity, a condition sometimes called lightning-bolt syndrome.\n\nSometimes changing your diet is all that it takes. Withdrawal symptoms often occur because the brain's production of acetylocholine (a neurotransmitter in the brain) is disrupted. Adding supplements like Vitamin B (megavitamins are often recommended) is a good way to help sustain levels of acetylocholine in the brain and help ease the symptoms.\n\nBe sure to check out the sites below for more tips, advice and support.\n\nMike\n\n--\nDecoding Psychiatric Propaganda\nhttp://groups.msn.com/psychbusters
828275
it may be................\n\nbut the surest sign is unstable mood\neasy fatiguability\nsleep disorders\nloss of appetit OR eating morethan normal\n\n\ntry to see a doctor OR BEST try to go away of the depression cause......\n\nwish u a good mental health
165707
Nothing may be wrong.  Guys can be insecure and this can be manifested in withdrawal (sadly, I've done it).
739420
I took it for a short time....for depression. I had headaches, and gained weight.  Also, when I stopped taking it...my hearing kept going in and out.  I kept hearing this zzip..zzzip...I could actually feel a strange vibration going thru my head...and that's when I figured out it was my hearing....fading in and out.  Really weird.  And they say it is not habit forming....but, then they say "well, you can't just stop taking it..you have to be weaned off of it."  If that's not an addiction....then explain that one to me!! I ended up just going to a counselor and now I am doing great....I just had to have someone not involved with my life to help me figure things out.
139909
My comment is this...  Drug abuse is but one possible symptom of addiction, one can be adicted to Food or Gambling too... Treat the Problem, not the Symptom, otherwise, it'll just come back in another form...  Drug "adiction" is actualy "Chemical Dependancy", which is a medical problem, not a psychological one like adiction...  Grant it, the two often times go hand in hand, but nontheless, they are different issues...\n\nSpeaking of adiction, something you might findinteresting...\nhttp://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=AuwI91iO.Ta5BWoyCzncra_sy6IX?qid=1006022410912\nread the webpage linked to this question, answer if you want, but the link is relevant to this question too...
789341
I would say if it's been a while since you got up and started moving around, the feeling should be back... I would call your doctor.  It could've been like a pin stroke.
612554
I got laser therapy on saturday (may 6th) and have not smoked since!  i have absolutely no cravings OR WITHDRAWAL SYMPTOMS!  I do think about smoking occasionaly...for like a few seconds then I seem to forget.  I guess this is part of getting rid of the mental/habitual aspect of it.  Hope this helps!  Good luck!!
261714
I would definitely get an appointment with your Doctor for them to check you.  Although you seem to be tapering off (which is the correct thing to do with most medications) if you taper off too quickly that could cause withdrawal symptoms.\n\nSymptoms include:\n\nweakness, lethargy, tiredness, nausea and vomiting,  \narthralgias, myalias (muscle pains), low blood pressure (hypotension) which may cause light-headedness or even fainting when the affected person stands after sitting or lying down.\n\nhttp://adam.about.com/encyclopedia/000370sym.htm\n\n\n\nHere is some more detailed information:\n\nWhat are the possible side effects of prednisone?\n \nIf you experience any of the following serious side effects, stop taking prednisone and seek emergency medical attention or contact your doctor immediately: \n      · an allergic reaction (difficulty breathing; closing of your throat; swelling of your lips, tongue, or face; or hives)\n      · increased blood pressure (severe headache or blurred vision); or \n      · sudden weight gain (more than 5 pounds in a day or two). \n\n\nOther, less serious side effects may be more likely to occur. Continue to take prednisone and talk to your doctor if you experience \n      · insomnia; \n      · nausea, vomiting, or stomach upset; \n      · fatigue or dizziness; \n      · muscle weakness or joint pain; \n      · problems with diabetes control; or \n      · increased hunger or thirst. \n\n\nOther side effects that occur only rarely, usually with high doses of prednisone, include \n      · acne, \n      · increased hair growth, \n      · thinning of the skin, \n      · cataracts, \n      · glaucoma, \n      · osteoporosis, \n      · roundness of the face, and \n      · changes in behavior.\n \nSide effects other than those listed here may also occur. Talk to your doctor about any side effect that seems unusual or that is especially bothersome. \n\n\n************************************************************\nWhat other drugs will affect prednisone? \n •  Do not take any other over-the-counter or prescription medications, including herbal products, during treatment with prednisone without first talking to your doctor. Many other medicines can interact with prednisone resulting in side effects or altered effectiveness of the medications. \n************************************************************\nhttp://www.drugs.com/\n\nGood luck and God Bless!
212645
The worst symptom would likely be feeling suicidal. Other than that you have someone like me who has turned reclusive, has anxiety/panic problems, fear people and places, avoided family and friends, feel like crying yet can't or cry all the time and can't stop, feeling hopeless, useless, worthless, total despair, trust no one...Yup that's where I am now. And I'm battling it alone.