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What are some ways to help make opiate withdrawal easier?

Profile: Anonymous
Anonymous on Jul 13, 2015
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This depends on so many factors. If you're going cold turkey, it'll be especially hard. Lay on your side, try to sleep as much as possible, and remember to eat. You might throw up, but eat while laying down, or eat right before you sleep to try and maintain as much down as you can. Remember to drink lots of fluids, as you're losing your body fluids. If you're tapering off it, then it's really a question of remembering to treat it like medicine and take it at a consistent time, and gradually wean yourself off of it.
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Profile: Randy1
Randy1 on Feb 5, 2015
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While opiate withdrawal certainly has its challenges, many people benefit from the support, insight and accountability that comes from attending twelve step groups such as Narcotics Anonymous or more science based organizations like SMART Recovery. I hope that helps.
Profile: KatieWhite
KatieWhite on Apr 19, 2016
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Stay, away from sugar. Find someone to be accountable to. Be active. Stay away from triggers. If you can get away from the place where you used, change up the environment for just a little bit that might be very helpful. Also find people who support you and who want to help you stay clean. Weed out the people who've you've done opiates with. And stay away from anyone that provided them to you .
Profile: Anonymous
Anonymous on Feb 17, 2015
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First of all, you need to go see a doctor, and well drinking coffee wouldhelp you to concentrate and be more aware of the surroundings, you should drink ALOT of water, a very big large amout in order to get rid of the toxins in your body, thats all i can help with.
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