Gradual : Decrease its frquency 2 to 3 times then decrease the dose by 1 mom every week it is to long so be very gradual
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Controlled drug: You need to discuss this in detail with your managing doctor, as there are many different options, and all dosing needs to beg loosely monitored.
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Taper: Cut 1 pill every few days. It also depends if you were taking them around the clock or as needed. Let your prescriber know about your plan, so that he or she can help you for symptom control in case you need it.
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Opioid dependence: Rather than looking online for best taper regimen, talk to prescribing doc and tell him/her your goal. Ask him/her for guidance & supervision. While withdrawal from opioids is not fun, luckily it's not potentially deadly, unlike alcohol & benzodiazepines. Nonetheless, it's always best to include your prescribing physician in your plans. Best wishes! PS Ask about supporting modalities eg PT, massag
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Oxycodone Dependence: I commend you for your desire to get off Oxycodone. I feel empathy for your physical and emotional pain. Journey of life took its toll on you and led to continuous use of Oxy codone 25mg/day for 5 years. Ask yourself why at this time , you want to get off? How strong is your commitment? Are you willing to tolerate some discomfort? See a Psychiatrist, Attend Pain Management Program Attend NA Meeti
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