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Old 01-09-2012, 06:48 PM   #3
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Honestly, that's a massive dose to withdraw from; possibly part of the reason is that you're withdrawing too fast, but sometimes long-term use and higher dosages are factors too. The only way to stop withdrawal, is to either remain on the current dose, or even go back on a higher dose. Your body will adapt, and it you will be able to reduce your dose, but if you rush it you could get very sick.

I'm fairly sure NHS direct will just say "see your GP", which is good advice really, because he should really be helping you more to taper your dose, and come of them safely.

How long have you been withdrawing for? It sounds like you've done it very quickly.



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