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Narcotic Withdrawal Definition
Common names:
  • Codeine Withdrawal
  • Heroin Withdrawal
  • Hydrocodone Withdrawal
  • Morphine Withdrawal
  • Narcotic Withdrawal
  • Oxycodone Withdrawal
  • Pain Medication Withdrawal
  • Withdrawal from Pain Medication
  • Withdrawal Heroin
  • Withdrawal Narcotic
What is narcotic withdrawal?
A person with narcotic withdrawal has suddenly stopped narcotics after taking them regularly for a prolonged time.

What are the symptoms of narcotic withdrawal?
Symptoms of narcotic withdrawal include abdominal pain, diarrhea, anxiety, excessive yawning, irritability, muscle cramps, rapid pulse, runny nose, excessive sweating, tremor, and vomiting. VideosImages

How does the doctor treat narcotic withdrawal?
Treatment for narcotic withdrawal includes counseling, medications, and treatment in a detoxification program.

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Last Updated: Jun 9, 2009  References
Authors: Stephen J. Schueler, MDJohn H. Beckett, MDD. Scott Gettings, MD
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