What are some of the withdrawal signs of benzos (Benzodiazepine)?

Answer by  mouscelia (170)

Withdrawal symptoms include blurred vision, dizziness, brain zaps, convulsions, tremor, stomach and muscle cramps, vomiting, sweating. Other symptoms may occur such as fatigue, trouble sleeping, and severe nausea. Increased depression and agitation may also occur.

Answer by  caporfirio (804)

People withdrawing can have fits. They can become anxious or nervous and their bodies can feel very weak. Also a person can have sweats. This is the drug getting working its way out of their system. The person withdrawing should not have caffeine and should be in bed for a least four days after taking their last benzo.

Answer by  worker2746 (2434)

The biggest signs of withdrawal are blackness under the eyes, a serious rash or itching. Often times when people are withdrawing from this they may see things that aren't there, have difficulty with sleeping and falling asleep. Often you will see severe moodswings and irritability from people as well with this.

Answer by  Babygirl19 (28)

Withdrawal symptoms can be as severe as seizures in some cases. Other signs are nightmares, anxiety, dry mouth, dizziness just to name a few.

Answer by  DactyL (326)

I took 2-4mg xanax a day for two years and quit cold-turkey. During the first week, I was irritable, shakey, and very anxious. I kept curling my feet, I hear its normal. Sometimes I felt a sensation like a small meteor just impacted my face and jerked my head back.

Answer by  vikkyrs (377)

There are lot of withdrawal signs of Benzodiazepine like anxiety,hypochondriasis, nightmares, insomnia, muscular spasms, electric shock sensations, dizziness and blurred vision, mouth becoming dry, chest pain etc

Answer by  heather88 (1897)

You will need to ask your doctor about that. But it can be very bad withdraws from it. You should consult your doctor though.