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Nexito, Tryptomer withdrawal
Hi Doctor,
On doctor's prescription, I was taking nexito 10mg and tryptomer 10mg at night for 3 months. My employer is doing 12 panel drug test. So I stopped taking these medications from last 10 days. My drug test would be in 3 days. Hope my results come negative
I was having headache for few days after stopping the medicines. After 10 days now suffering from unbearable nausea, gastric, vomiting. How long will these symptoms continue if I permanently stop the medications.
Thanks in advance
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Dr. Bilal Ahmad Bhat
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14 yrs exp
Srinagar
These medications need to be tappered slowly to prevent withdrawals, if stopped suddenly, you may get withdrawals upto Few days, but the relapse of your condition can also occur
These medications are not detected by urinary drug screen panels as these are not addictive
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Dr. Dinesh Reddy P
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10 yrs exp
Chittoor
See you should gradually decrease and then stop it , then you won't have these side effects
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