31 Dec, 2009
List of Percocet withdrawal symptoms
TweetPosted by: joanna@recoveryconnection.org In: Addiction Treatment|Women's Treatment Programs
When coming to terms with the idea that Percocet addiction has occurred the next step is to undergo Percocet withdrawals. Sounds so simple and honestly if it was more people would be clean Percocet withdrawal symptoms are not fun. When a physical addiction to Percocet has occurred whether gradually or rapidly going through the Percocet withdrawal symptoms are just the reality of cleansing Percocet out of the body. The amount of Percocet taken must be gradually reduced not abruptly stopped otherwise the effects could be devastating. If he or she has a history of seizures or convulsions, then inpatient treatment for a comfortable safe medical detox is the answer. Seeking medical treatment is recommended regardless, factors such as how long he or she has been abusing Percocet, how much he or she is taking is also a consideration.
Percocet withdrawal symptoms may include the following:
• Excessive sweating
• Runny nose & eyes
• Diarrhea
• Vomiting
• Shivering & chills
• Muscle aches & cramps
• Restlessness
• Insomnia
• Irritability & anxiety
• Loss of appetite
This is a generalized list of symptoms and most people will not allow the Percocet withdrawals to complete before he or she picks up another Percocet pill. Again to reinforce this type of addiction is best treated in an inpatient treatment setting with a trained clinical team in the field of addictions. Percocet withdrawal symptoms can last a few days to weeks there is a powerful cravings and obsessive thoughts associated with Percocet use. The cravings and thoughts for Percocet use persist even after the physical withdrawals have passed. Help is available if he or she is ready to start the New Year over clean from Percocet withdrawal symptoms it is possible.
