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1.Withdrawing from opiates after not using when physically dependent on them.These include prescription pills such as oxycodone, hydrocodone, or Percocet.Or street drugs like heroin, Carfentanil, or fentanyl. Usually starting around 3-12 hours after your last use, and lasting around 7-10 days with symptoms peaking around day 4-5. Symptoms include: -Nausea -Vomiting -Sever body aches -Insomnia -shaking -runny/stuffy nose -dilated pupils -excessive yawning -watery eyes -excessive perspiration while having chills - loss of appetite -itching/feeling of crawling under skin -restless legs -cramps -random muscle twitches -dehydration -opioid cravings Comparable to the flu except 1000x worst and the symptoms are constant, nothing can help ease these symptoms except for using your drug of choice, or prescription withdrawal preventing drugs like methadone or suboxone.
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