Question 1

what are the withdrawal symptoms of benzo?

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Multiple symptoms: (not all are seen in every person) of anxiety, panic, trembling, shaking, muscle twitches/jerks, elevated blood pressure and pulse, dizziness, tingling, sensitivity to light and/or sound, feeling disconnected,  sweating, insomnia, irritability, trouble concentrating, nausea/vomiting, confusion, hallucinations, seizures.  Etc.

Question 2

what are the withdrawal symptoms from using ecstasy?

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See below: Depression, low energy and low motivation.

Question 3

what are the withdrawal symptoms for alcohol?

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See below: Shakes, anxiety , increased pulse and pressure beginning 12 hrs, maxing 24-48 hrs and resolving by 72 hrs.  In more sever cases there is agitation, confusion which in the most severe case is termed dts (delerium tremens) and can be fatal.  Seizures and hallucinations may also seen but are separate from dts.  In more sever cases- it takes 7-10 days for symptoms to resolve.

Question 4

what are the withdrawal symptoms of insulin

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Not a withdraw: Withdraw from Insulin is not realy correct term. If sombody needs inuslin for treatmet of diabetes but stopping it glucose will increase and may reach "hyperglycemia" causing dehydration, mental alteration, up to coma. Inulin adjustment should be always under medical supervision.

Question 5

are there withdrawal symptoms from anthistamines?

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No: In general one should no see withdraw symptoms from antihistamines.

Question 6

does flucloxacillin cause any withdrawal symptoms?

Accepted Answer

No: There are no withdrawal symptoms from this antibiotic.

Question 7

are there withdrawal symptoms when stopping refalen?

Accepted Answer

Possible, not likely: Relafen (nabumetone) is a non steroidal anti -inflammatory. Stronger than Aspirin and less than cortisone products. It has many side effects. Withdrawal symptoms, meaning a consistent set of issues that arise when the drug is stopped abruptly.Thishas not been reported. However, I have had people describe a return of their original complaints when the drug is halted.  This is relapse and not withdrawal.

Question 8

wha are the withdrawal symptoms from giving up coffee?

Accepted Answer

Several, but why?: Common: headaches & lethargy! but: coffee is the most consumed pharmacologically active beverage.  It now has been shown to have many previously considered unhealthy, now found to have significant health benefits. It decreases risk for stroke, heart attack, diabetes 2, cancer, alzheimer's, and parkinson's disease. Some people will experience jitters and sleeplessness. They should drink less.

Question 9

how can you relieve amitryptiline withdrawal symptoms?

Accepted Answer

Slow taper: The dose of amitryptiline  should be tapered slowly reducing the dose over a 4-6 week period until it is discontinued.

Question 10

how long can the withdrawal symptoms last for percocets?

Accepted Answer

Depends: Depends on how much you are taking before you stop taking anymore.  If your taking a lot and stop, the withdrawal symptoms will be much more intense and longer than someone taking a very small amount.

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