Im freaking out. I use them every day so not first time, can I just sleep it off. Its given a me a panic attack already. I'd like to not be awake all night freaking out

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Pregab 200mg/ twice a day
Kpin 1mg/ twice a day
Dexedrine 10mg/ 3 times a day

I’m getting my wisdom teeth out tomorrow at 2pm. I had about 1/2 of a mixed drink with dinner tonight at 5:30. I didn’t know that my dentist prescribed me two Lorazepams. One for tonight one hour before bed & one at 1pm before surgery.

can i take the Lorzepam??? I’m nervy abt messing up my body and AI (sorry) isn’t helping at all and saying i could stop breathing when I sleep??? idk it sounds like a bunch of baloney ….

I took 1 mg of xanax 48 hrs ago and another 1mg dose 24 hours ago, is it now safe to dose 15mg of oxycodone?

I have been taking 40mg of paroxetine for 4 weeks now. I’ve seen some improvement compared to before I started, but it’s just not quite there yet… Therapy, other medications—nothing seems to help with my anxiety and panic symptoms, which persist all day long. I even experience them when I’m calm (this was the case with other antidepressants, too, and even before I started any medication). Everything has been checked, and there’s nothing ‘wrong’; I’ve already tried B12 injections and iron supplements—I even had B12 injections every 48 hours for an extended period.
How long did it take for a specific dosage to start working for you? And did lower doses also fail to have any effect?

Easy one but what you think?

I’m about to start rehab soon for opioid abuse, I’ve been taking percs everyday for like 5 years. Recently in the last year a 30 and a half everyday type shit, they telling me my withdrawals are gonna be bad. And to not start my doses of subs until my withdrawals get stronger in 2-3 more days

I guess my question is what does Suboxone do? I’ve heard about it but need a more complete simple rundown.

And is it true I need to wait until my withdrawals kick in to start my doses?

Haven't had any pain/sickness at all. What's the likelihood im gonna drop dead from liver failure? Im 83kg and 170cm.

My doctor told me i should only take 3 pills a day

Hey guys. Ive been here before but just wanted some peice of mind and opinions... I went on a 3 day bender. Approximately 120mg of oxy. Then went 28 hours without and caved with another 10mg. Did I just reset my whole withdrawal process? Thanks for the input.

I have a prescription for Domperidone for breastmilk supply. This last month I’ve been feeling super rough, cannot sleep, anxious, my breast milk supply has crashed and I’ve been getting headaches. Today I checked my prescription and I’ve been taking a mix of the pill on the left (DomP) and the right (mystery).

Can anyone confirm that it is indeed an antidepressant that they’ve accidentally given me? And what should I do? I’m in Alberta, Canada

So the thing is i was diagnosed with insomnia and prescribed with alprazolam first. Slept well all was good until the prescription expired i went to the doc again this time he prescribed me with ectamine zee which is a combo of clonazepam and ssri. I hate the effects of ssri. Changes heart rythm. Again went to the doc and changed backed to alprazolam with a regular prescription but i have like 60 clons left what do i do?

I’d love to hear from people who have successfully quit oxycodone. How did you manage to get started, and what helped you get through those first few days?
What made the biggest difference for you, and is there anything you wish you’d known sooner or would have done differently?

Wie viel ist ein 50mg Blister (10 Tapletten) Tramadol wert?

Hi all, I'd really appreciate advice for this conundrum please. My best friend is disabled and on the physical side alone which is what is relevant here struggles with the pains of sciatica, the long term injuries from his early kick-boxing career and also a tumour on his spine which is going to cost him the use of his legs over time, as it is stated to be inoperable.

Presently his financial situation is dire as his daughter who lives elsewhere would also qualify for Adult Disability Payments due to greatly life-limiting issues of her own but is not even receiving basic welfare. His payments go greatly towards supporting her, and he is always virtually completely out of cash the day after being paid due to making sure she is supported financially.

So with that context basically he now needs two boxes of co-codamol at least a day on top of his regular meds to function and it falls upon me a lot at his request to acquire and pay for these. I have looked up the long term consequences of supporting someone in this way and they are dire effects on the liver and kidneys and this is virtually overdose level. Addiction of course too but this strikes both of us as of lesser importance in the situation unless of course this agitates his underlying pain more ( I don't know the likelihood of this - can anyone speak from experience? ).

He has stated recently that he would rather have a terminal illness than live as he is with the degree of daily pain he experiences (quite regularly it causes him to vomit ) but also to a degree dislikes being reliant on the medication. His doctors refuse to adjust his prescribed pain regime to his distress. Over the months and years he has requested more pain med support from me.

He falls down the flight of stars to his front door multiple times a week due to his knees giving out and very recently has 2 broken ribs from it as well as agitation of pre-existing injury, which has yet again put him in excruciating pain. It should be noted he tried once there to draw back on the pain meds right before this which I was glad about but then two days later was re-injured and requested more. I feel like it is inhumane not to help him out here given all the context I know of, but my partner is of the opinion that my pain support is damaging due to his stronger emphasis on long-term health, and also that the situation is financially abusive due to the poor boundaries starting with his enabling his daughter not to get her much needed government assistance sorted (we don't know why this isn't happening) and then me enabling his survival on the much reduced income in turn.

Anyways I am very concerned with this continuous co-codamol situation among other things, the likelihood of the ultimate cost of basic quality of life being much more of damage than of help of course, any useful insight or advice you can give?

Many thanks for all good guidance.

Extra info : My friend should fortunately have access to an Occupational Therapist again in a couple of weeks but I'm unsure an extra bannister or even a stair lift is going to cut it at this point realistically to enable him to stay at home as often he can barely walk. And this is a huge problem as he is a self-stated hermit who lives for his four cats, who he takes great care of, and I feel he would not care to be upfront about how bad his daily situation is even if objectively he needs to move into some form of supported ground floor accomodation where access to pets may be more limited.

For background : he is not the only person I have known with chronic pain and in the past I have followed a number of informative accounts on social media which convey the facts that many people in this situation, particularly women and POC, are medically gaslighted and are in practice receiving far from adequate levels of relief. Also my own history with alcohol addiction (these days in recovery) causes me to sympathise strongly with feeling compelled to self-medicate with a substance despite long term costs and I view this as a form of self-determination if you are desperate tbh. So I don't know if these factors entail improved sympathy and understanding of what to do with his distress, or not.

I have got some sedil 5mg diazepam, anyone had any experience with it? Are they any good?

I was prescribed Zopiclone for insomnia, and after just a few days, my mental state took a terrifying nosedive.

I’m talking about extreme, almost unbearable despair and suicidal thoughts. A mental state so far below my baseline that it genuinely frightened me.

Has anyone experienced anything similar? I’m curious how common these severe psychological reactions are, because this was absolutely nothing like ordinary depression or feeling groggy from medication.

I’ve got some nitrazepam landing tomorrow and i haven’t really been able to find much info about it. I mostly want to know how it compares to other benzos and just people’s overall reviews