Sentences with phrase «symptoms of withdrawal»

When work stops, the consequent plunge in endorphin production can literally cause unpleasant symptoms of withdrawal, not unlike the «Jonesing» sensation some experience after abusing heroin, prescription painkillers, or alcohol.

In another study, passion flower was also found to be just as effective as the drug clonidine for treating symptoms of withdrawal.

When they wake up, says Dr. Hutchinson, «they're going to show symptoms of withdrawal: They'll be very grouchy, have a lot of muscle aches and feel bad.»

When an alcohol abuser stops drinking abruptly, they're likely to experience symptoms of withdrawal, such as:

But you also risk becoming attached to a show that will inevitably end, whether in 15 episodes or 15 seasons, leaving you to deal with the symptoms of withdrawal and to fill the viewing void.

«Symptoms of withdrawal are related to changes in smokers» brains, as they adjust to being off of nicotine, and this study validates those experiences as having a biological basis,» said Lerman.

Another is that the headaches are a symptom of withdrawal as the level of medicine drops in the bloodstream.

You can not expect to not have any symptoms of withdrawal when giving up a substance that behaves in a similar manner to us as narcotics.

The symptoms of withdrawal only last a few days to a week for light caffeine consumers but can last 2 months or more for those that had been consuming around 1000 mg or more daily.

Ironically, the symptoms of withdrawal from many of these anxiety medications include extreme states of anxiety — some of which are far worse than the original symptoms that justified treatment in the first place.

Buprenorphine: A medication prescribed or dispensed in doctor's offices to help people reduce their use of opioids through by reducing the symptoms of withdrawal and cravings.

Irritability can also be a symptom of withdrawal from drugs or alcohol.

Negative reinforcement models of substance use posit that the use of drugs serves to regulate emotion by removing the stimulus responsible for the experience of negative affect (and symptoms of withdrawal with increasingly severe SUDs), thus further reinforcing subsequent use of drugs over time [73, 74, 75].3 Substance use may thus serve as a means of coping with the increased negative affect and dysregulated mood related specifically to internalizing and externalizing disorders [e.g., 78].