You need to treat your patients for the withdraw from this tranq. Those who want recovery aren’t getting the treatment they need to be successful in the hospital setting.
I'm addicted to Tranq dope right now. I've already lost 3 toes. I'm afraid of going to detox bc I know it's a worse withdrawal than heroin or fentanyl alone. I went to Eagleville and all they gave me was Gabapentin and Tizanidine. I was very sick. Now I am doing more than a bundle a day. I am going to go to detox and rehab the first week of January. I am doing research on different detoxs to see which one is going to make me the most comfortable. I think most addicts avoid detox bc of the pain and withdrawal. Most people don't realize that a addict has a higher tolerance and sometimes need more meds to get them to work
@@danileegayalwaysassuming your near the Philly are ? That’s where iam and it’s brutal with how much Xylazine is in it. The wounds are killing me. Friends of mine have legit chunks missing out of their arms and legs. Like almost down To the bone because they keep using shooting patches. It’s killed my veins fast and a while back. I was recently on like 120mg of methadone and I still was not feeling well and couldn’t figure out why I couldn’t stop using the dope. Hope drs figure out a way soon to treat Xylazine withdraws. My urine from the clinic been coming back with no positives for opiates and just weird stuff like mdma and onb fentanyl. I honestly think theirs the tiniest bit of fentanyl in these bags and it’s mostly just Xylazine. Nasty nasty drug man I hate it and having a hard time getting off regardless of the methadone usage
I’m in Philly where the Xylazine is most dominant. Nobody is having a situation where they inject in a certain area and the wounds come out another place. What’s going on is everyone is using “shooting patches “ the Xylazine has been so damaging on the veins it depletes them 10 times faster then normal heroin/ fentanyl. Addicts are realizing that skin popping into the actual wound is working just the same as if they used an actual vein due to the Xylazine being so strong. The clinics aren’t even giving us fentanyl test strips anymore. Now they give us Xylazine strips but nobody uses them cuz we all already know the answer. Hope they come up with a solution soon because traditional methadone hasn’t been working for me or others I know and we’re talking doses of over 100mg out here in Philly
I'm on 190 MG of methadone but it did nothing for xylazine im 6 months into methadone and I got to use xylazine just for withdrawal because it is unmanageable I stopped Xanax the day I started methadone and it was not a issue thankfully but I can't kick this snorting xylazine me and my Wife it's not anything like fentanyl withdrawal its so beat in my mind I rather die than deal with xylazine withdrawal as soon as it hits the withdrawal is in full effect no stopping it and regular fent just comes up when I vomit because it don't even scratch the surface for me I just willing to do anything to get past the xylazine I'm in st.louis I don't have any wounds thankfully like people that inject I feel bad for my fellow addicts this really isn't fair its a sick joke that is reality I want out
Maintenance meds are pretty easy to obtain the issue is take homes. Methadone clincis should give takehomes earlier to people that are clean so they dont need to be in around a environment that might cause them to relapse. As for treatment of zylazine withdrawal clonidine does work. I withdrawaled at home using methadone and clonidine and after 7 to 14 days i was stable on my methadone dose for 24hours and tapering off clonidine.
Isn't it the worst withdraw to go through? It seems as though there's no fixing people that are addicted to xylazine! Like in the cases of heroin and opiates you have Suboxone and methadone! Norcan doesn't work because it's not opiate. So how do we fix this problem or should I say this epidemic? The government just awarded 1.6 billion dollars for mental health and addiction! ✌️ Is there anything to combat xylazine?
@@winroswe are from the Philly area where Xylazine is most present. My friends who are entering hospital or rehabs are telling me besides the normal methadone or suboxen they are giving them clonidine. I don’t understand why as that would lower your blood pressure more and possibly sedate you. But methadone alone doesn’t seem to be working. I’m on 120mg of methadone and it isn’t doing sht for my withdraw symptoms.
I have been struggling very bad with opioid and xylenzine and I want to get off this so bad but where do I start. I need help. Any recommendations to help with withdrawal of xylenzine. Any advice please
May i ask where can my daughter get rehab with these wounds many rehabs won’t take her. she’s gone through detox now we don’t know where to go next. anyone who can help. thanks
Did he say CLONIDINE over dose???? I guessssssssss I can see why someone would take a lot thinking it's gonna sedate them like a nod of smack would or something because other than that, it's AMAZINGGGGGG at so many other things.
The stomach/throwing up problems from the xylazine have been the worst for me, and I've never thrown up from withdrawal ever in my life. It's so bad that I can't get through the first day or two. If anyone has any experience let me know.
Yes just went thru this again for the 100th time or something you just gotta get thru it after 2 days you should be able to hold down some tea if you have someone to make it for you
Honestly the best way to go thru it is when you have no other option because your going to want to use more than anything during it and thats just going to continue the cycle
Loading up on vitamin c is the only thing that helped like it didnt feel as bad as times ive withdrawled without doing that, other than that suboxone doesnt really noticeabley help and after day 2 or 3 only thing it will help with is being able to eat or drink something really you just gotta ride it out having zanax has definitely helped ease the hardness of the withdrawls
I'm on 190 MG if methadone I never spoke to someone besides my Wife about the severity of xylazine withdrawal nothing I mean nothing stops the symptoms of basically feeling like your insides are being ripped it feels like my body is in a oven on 400° and the anxiety is a whole other insane effect I'm either shaking from freezing or pouring sweat from burning up my body turns red or pale or purple like no oxygen is in my skin basically like a deceased person skin looks I only snort I don't have wound or my limbs falling off the methadone is like drinking water no relief for the xylazine I been trying to find people that are either experiencing the same thing or experienced it and beat the withdrawal what helped the symptoms how long did it last just share their story and their battle with the ish I'm in st.louis
i’ve taken a large amount for about 12 days and i start going into withdrawl if i don’t take any for literally like 2 hours. the withdrawl is agony. what can i do to get off?? please help im going through absolute hell im really scared
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You need to treat your patients for the withdraw from this tranq. Those who want recovery aren’t getting the treatment they need to be successful in the hospital setting.
Wanting recovery and getting a means to recovery are two different things.
I so agree with you! You just cannot give them an Ativan!
Sounds like clonidine might work?
I'm addicted to Tranq dope right now. I've already lost 3 toes. I'm afraid of going to detox bc I know it's a worse withdrawal than heroin or fentanyl alone. I went to Eagleville and all they gave me was Gabapentin and Tizanidine. I was very sick. Now I am doing more than a bundle a day. I am going to go to detox and rehab the first week of January. I am doing research on different detoxs to see which one is going to make me the most comfortable. I think most addicts avoid detox bc of the pain and withdrawal. Most people don't realize that a addict has a higher tolerance and sometimes need more meds to get them to work
@@danileegayalwaysassuming your near the Philly are ? That’s where iam and it’s brutal with how much Xylazine is in it. The wounds are killing me. Friends of mine have legit chunks missing out of their arms and legs. Like almost down
To the bone because they keep using shooting patches. It’s killed my veins fast and a while back. I was recently on like 120mg of methadone and I still was not feeling well and couldn’t figure out why I couldn’t stop using the dope. Hope drs figure out a way soon to treat Xylazine withdraws. My urine from the clinic been coming back with no positives for opiates and just weird stuff like mdma and onb fentanyl. I honestly think theirs the tiniest bit of fentanyl in these bags and it’s mostly just Xylazine. Nasty nasty drug man I hate it and having a hard time getting off regardless of the methadone usage
I’m in Philly where the Xylazine is most dominant. Nobody is having a situation where they inject in a certain area and the wounds come out another place. What’s going on is everyone is using “shooting patches “ the Xylazine has been so damaging on the veins it depletes them 10 times faster then normal heroin/ fentanyl. Addicts are realizing that skin popping into the actual wound is working just the same as if they used an actual vein due to the Xylazine being so strong. The clinics aren’t even giving us fentanyl test strips anymore. Now they give us Xylazine strips but nobody uses them cuz we all already know the answer. Hope they come up with a solution soon because traditional methadone hasn’t been working for me or others I know and we’re talking doses of over 100mg out here in Philly
I'm on 190 MG of methadone but it did nothing for xylazine im 6 months into methadone and I got to use xylazine just for withdrawal because it is unmanageable I stopped Xanax the day I started methadone and it was not a issue thankfully but I can't kick this snorting xylazine me and my Wife it's not anything like fentanyl withdrawal its so beat in my mind I rather die than deal with xylazine withdrawal as soon as it hits the withdrawal is in full effect no stopping it and regular fent just comes up when I vomit because it don't even scratch the surface for me I just willing to do anything to get past the xylazine I'm in st.louis I don't have any wounds thankfully like people that inject I feel bad for my fellow addicts this really isn't fair its a sick joke that is reality I want out
Thank you guys for bringing awareness to this epidemic and the people who are suffering. 🙏
AS LONG AS ITS EASIER TO OBTAIN THAN MAINTENANCE MEDS ITS GONNA CONTINUE TO GET WORSE
What if there aren't any maintenance meds? Oopsie.
@@I_Art_Laughingthen there needs to be
@@JoeyNTasha Google: "Supply lines as weapons" and "Where are pharmaceutical precursor chemicals manufactured"
Maintenance meds are pretty easy to obtain the issue is take homes. Methadone clincis should give takehomes earlier to people that are clean so they dont need to be in around a environment that might cause them to relapse. As for treatment of zylazine withdrawal clonidine does work. I withdrawaled at home using methadone and clonidine and after 7 to 14 days i was stable on my methadone dose for 24hours and tapering off clonidine.
Dr dorazio was my doctor at temple before he went to cooper in jersey. Great doctor
So use narcan drip to treat the respiratory depression, then manage the pt like any unconscious pt.
Easy problem to solve, if desired. MONEY
Hospital gave my daughter presedex in IV for her withdrawal from xylazine. and nausea with valium
Isn't it the worst withdraw to go through? It seems as though there's no fixing people that are addicted to xylazine! Like in the cases of heroin and opiates you have Suboxone and methadone! Norcan doesn't work because it's not opiate. So how do we fix this problem or should I say this epidemic? The government just awarded 1.6 billion dollars for mental health and addiction! ✌️
Is there anything to combat xylazine?
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Clonidine
@@booognish Isn't that a blood pressure medicine?
@@booognish That's a blood pressure medicine?
@@winroswe are from the Philly area where Xylazine is most present. My friends who are entering hospital or rehabs are telling me besides the normal methadone or suboxen they are giving them clonidine. I don’t understand why as that would lower your blood pressure more and possibly sedate you. But methadone alone doesn’t seem to be working. I’m on 120mg of methadone and it isn’t doing sht for my withdraw symptoms.
I have been struggling very bad with opioid and xylenzine and I want to get off this so bad but where do I start. I need help. Any recommendations to help with withdrawal of xylenzine. Any advice please
Zanny's work an gabapentin it's a fight & clonidine hope this help you
hi! have you had any success trying to get off the zylazine?
May i ask where can my daughter get rehab with these wounds many rehabs won’t take her. she’s gone through detox now we don’t know where to go next. anyone who can help. thanks
Methadone withdrawal is the worst by far just for the record. The horrific accounts go back 50 years.
Did he say CLONIDINE over dose????
I guessssssssss I can see why someone would take a lot thinking it's gonna sedate them like a nod of smack would or something because other than that, it's AMAZINGGGGGG at so many other things.
Central alpha 2 agonist receptor. Do we have any other drugs of misuse that work on this receptor?
So Narcan to stop respiratory arrest…..also expecting patient to continue to experience sedating effect of zylazine.
The stomach/throwing up problems from the xylazine have been the worst for me, and I've never thrown up from withdrawal ever in my life. It's so bad that I can't get through the first day or two. If anyone has any experience let me know.
Yes just went thru this again for the 100th time or something you just gotta get thru it after 2 days you should be able to hold down some tea if you have someone to make it for you
Honestly the best way to go thru it is when you have no other option because your going to want to use more than anything during it and thats just going to continue the cycle
Loading up on vitamin c is the only thing that helped like it didnt feel as bad as times ive withdrawled without doing that, other than that suboxone doesnt really noticeabley help and after day 2 or 3 only thing it will help with is being able to eat or drink something really you just gotta ride it out having zanax has definitely helped ease the hardness of the withdrawls
Get imodium for the bathroom problems that are going to come save you a bunch of trouble there
I'm on 190 MG if methadone I never spoke to someone besides my Wife about the severity of xylazine withdrawal nothing I mean nothing stops the symptoms of basically feeling like your insides are being ripped it feels like my body is in a oven on 400° and the anxiety is a whole other insane effect I'm either shaking from freezing or pouring sweat from burning up my body turns red or pale or purple like no oxygen is in my skin basically like a deceased person skin looks I only snort I don't have wound or my limbs falling off the methadone is like drinking water no relief for the xylazine I been trying to find people that are either experiencing the same thing or experienced it and beat the withdrawal what helped the symptoms how long did it last just share their story and their battle with the ish I'm in st.louis
I unknowing used xylazine for 6 7:46 months of more. Roa was rectal. I never had one sore.
Just out of curiosity, why would you take it rectally?
i’ve taken a large amount for about 12 days and i start going into withdrawl if i don’t take any for literally like 2 hours. the withdrawl is agony. what can i do to get off?? please help im going through absolute hell im really scared
There is no more pure heroin... Those days have BEEN goneeeee.
These chemical tranquilizers are popular with most European cultures. Ethanol. Then others follow.
I’m glad this drug is now banned where I live in the uk.
Dude sounds like hes never seen a tranq user ever lol
Bahahaha ikr
Literally!