Alcohol Withdrawal: Methadone Symptoms & Side Effects

Question: Is there a pill for alcohol withdrawals?

(Posted by: luvinit on 2010-02-06 23:01:23)

I can't afford alcohol rehab centers and want to know if there is something out there that can help me get over these terrible headaches and sweats that I have?

Posted by: MissWong on 2010-02-06, 23:29:52

You just have to tough it out. Even if you went to a rehab center you'd still have to tough it out. There is no pill for it and no other medical treatment. It won't last long so just stick it out and get it over with. Then remember it so you won't go back to drinking again. good luck with it and congratulations for taking control of your life.

Posted by: James on 2010-02-07, 00:06:18

Actually Yes!! There is a new supplement that is out now called O.T.H. that totally works! I still want to have a drink every now and then but it got rid of my headaches and sweats that I have had for over a year now! I can't remember where I found it, but I will send you the info once I dig it up. I know that it's a new product and it's endorsed by a doctor, so i'd hope it's legit!

Posted by: Richard on 2010-02-10, 03:47:17

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