Percocet Withdrawal
Percocet is a highly-addictive painkiller which can often result in Percocet withdrawal symptoms when its use is discontinued. If you are finding it difficult to break the hold that Percocet has on your life, call us at 1-866-99-DETOX (1-866-993-3869) now. We have counselors standing by 24/7 who can help you find a local drug treatment center where you can recover safely and more effectively.
What is Percocet?
Percocet is a trade name for Oxycodone, a synthetically-made derivative of the opiate, thebaine. It is prescribed by physicians to help patients manage mild to moderate pain, often in post-surgical situations.
Percocet is a physically addictive drug, which means that if an individual abruptly stops taking it after a prolonged period of use, they can experience uncomfortable Percocet withdrawal symptoms. In most cases the severity of the symptoms are influenced by the amount and the length of time it was used.
Percocet Withdrawal Symptoms
Percocet addiction can result in both a mental and physical dependence on the drug. Some of the Percocet withdrawal symptoms that are commonly experienced upon discontinued use include:
- Diarrhea
- Insomnia
- Bone or muscle pain
- Vomiting
- Nausea
- Restlessness
- Seizures
- Convulsions
- Fevers
- Flu-like symptoms
Help for Percocet Withdrawal and Addiction
Percocet withdrawal treatment is available and can be extremely effective especially if undertaken in an addiction treatment center. Percocet withdrawal symptoms can sometimes be severe, so an individual seeking treatment should do so in a medically supervised rehab center. Once there, you can expect to go through a safe and medically-monitored detox program where you will break the hold that Percocet has on your life.
If you need help in finding a drug treatment program designed to assist you with Percocet withdrawal, call this toll-free hotline at 1-866-99-DETOX (1-866-993-3869). Your call is confidential and we're here to accept it any time, day or night. Get started on the path to health. Call NOW!
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