Opiate Withdrawal: Methadone Facts

opiate withdrawal - Important information about methadone, its uses and its dangers. The drug methadone is used extensively in addiction treatment.

Question: How long does opiate withdrawal take to onset?

(Posted by: wildmancasey on 2008-04-01 23:06:53)

How long after an addict stops taking opiates does it take for the withdrawals to start happening? Thanks


	*Methadone helps block the euphoric effects of drugs like heroin and morphine.*

Answers:

Posted by: QATFY on 2008-04-03, 02:39:57

Usually 24 hours after your last dose. Do you need some help with withdrawal symptoms? If so, add me and I'll help you any way I can.

Posted by: Alissa on 2008-04-01, 23:20:13

I suppose it depends how long youve been addicted. probably within the first 72 hours depending how dependent you were! good luck!

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