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Q: Dependant On Norco And Withdrawal Symptoms

asked by: sstanfill on March 27th, 2007

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I have been taking a norco Rx for about a year now for chronic back pain. I have stopped the medication because I didn't like the way that I felt on it. (nervous, jittery, aches). It has been about 4 days and I am still having ALOT of Nausea and Diarrhea. (and aches and jitters). Can anyone give me an idea as to if this is normal? How long can I expect this and is it going to get better?

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PAININTHENECK

replied on June 20th, 2007

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Norco W/d

I take 8 "10" s a day, forgot them for a week at home while on vacation, and felt nothing but a bit of diarrhea. I read all of the withdrawal posts, and I just dont get it. I do not have an addictive personality. Maybe that what it takes to make the W/D worse. Drink water, eat starches, avoid caffeine, a few days you will be cool!

shelly393

replied on July 30th, 2009

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Can anyone tell me a montana dr. to go to for fibromyalgia?

just moved from AZ to Montana. Need a good dr. to refill my norco. I have fibromyalgia. any suggestions?

mybayceo

replied on July 31st, 2009

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Fibromyalgia can be cured naturally. Change your diet, select a right detoxification program, relaxing, reducing your exposure to allergens are the solutions.

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