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A member asked:
Im going through opiod,benzo and weed withdrawal i'm going crazy and i'm having a lot of physical symptoms should i go to the er?
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Yes, someone should: take you to a hospital-based ER for evaluation & possible admission to a facility where you'll be safe during withdrawal. Good for you for getting off the stuff, but you need doctors & nurses who know how to manage the medical & mental health issues that can arise during withdrawal. Best wishes for a healthy new life!
Answered 11/3/2014
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