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Mental Health Support

momto3

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7. They should go away.

Reply to Neoma (Reply #6)

Sat Apr 7, 2012, 06:34 AM

Apr 2012

Your body needs time to clear the residual amounts of the drug still in the tissues. It is withdrawal symptoms as you would see with opiates or other "hard core" drugs. If they do not go away within a week or so, I would speak with your doctor.

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New Psychiatrist. [View all] Neoma Apr 2012 OP

Good to hear he explains and talks! elleng Apr 2012 #1

Yeah, Russian accents are pretty easy to me. Neoma Apr 2012 #2

If you find a doctor who works well for you, stay with him or her. Tobin S. Apr 2012 #3

We'll see. Neoma Apr 2012 #4

Too bad about the tremors libodem Apr 2012 #5

Do you know if tremors go away once you're off the drug? Neoma Apr 2012 #6

They should go away. momto3 Apr 2012 #7

I do not like my psychiatrist. momto3 Apr 2012 #8

Shop around more. Neoma Apr 2012 #9

I do not like my psychiatrist philosopherdog Apr 2012 #10

i'd like to see all evidence of freud rooted out of psychiatry. mopinko Apr 2012 #11