Crystal Meth

Question: What is the recovery of crystal meth us? what helps ease withdrawls?

(Posted by: on 2011-11-02 17:37:16)

Easind the discomfort of crystal meth withdrawls

Posted by: JORGE N on 2011-11-02, 19:52:07

What a bunch of bull. The only relief one can get from the use of meth is to quit and sleep it off. If you have been using the stuff enough you are probably real sore with all kinds of body pains everywhere and your attitude is one of anger at each and every moment you breath. And most of the addicts I know finally fall asleep. And stay asleep for quite some time. I have known addicts that sleep about a week before they come crawling back out of their hole. And they have no trouble leaving the stuff alone in their minds if they cant get more for awhile. And those who quit do so for health reasons and that is a lot better than whatever pain from withdrawals there may be.

Posted by: CR on 2011-11-02, 18:10:28

There is nothing to help your withdraws unfortunately. At least nothing you can take. If you drink if will just give you the urge to want to get high, same with if you take pills. Cold Tukey!! I do suggest you do all the things you used to do before you ever used meth even if those activities seem childish. Surround yourself around family and friend who are against any drug use.

Posted by: Richard on 2011-11-03, 15:18:27

The addict going through the withdrawal process will experience symptoms of anxiety, agitation, sleeplessness, and intense cravings for the drug. Because of the severity of Crystal Meth withdrawal symptoms, many people choose to enter addiction treatment programs. Drug rehab helps to assist them while they are going though the withdrawal process and teaches them how to live drug-free once they have stopped using crystal meth. Withdrawal symptoms can be addressed through the use of various vitamins, talk therapy, rest, daily exercise, and a healthy nutritional program. While the actual symptoms associated with withdrawal subside within three days, the addict will still experience periods of emotional upheaval and cravings for the drug long after their last use.