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What can i do about opiate addiction and paws (post acute withdrawal syndrome)?
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Consider inpatient : detox followed by intensive outpatient care. Contact a drug rehab facility for an evaluation. They can help you choose the best therapeutic path.
Answered 5/29/2016
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Another option: Is to see an Addiction specialist who can place you on Buprenorphine and develop a plan for completing your detox.
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