Promethazine used for opiate withdrawals?
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- 28 Nov 2011 by Faasaulala
- Topics:
- opiate withdrawal, promethazine, withdrawal, opiate
Answers (2)
pattishan6128 Nov 2011
Welcome to the site. Usually clonidine and methacarbomal are the meds prescribed for opiate withdrawal. Clonidine is a blood pressure med that helps with anxiety, rls, restlessness and methacarbomal is a muscle relaxer prescribed to help with spasms, tummy cramps, and insomnia. You can hit comment and add more info to your post. Patti
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