What are the symptoms of heroin withdrawal?

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Some of the symptoms are uncontrollable shaking, nausea, constant cough, sweating, and dizziness, joint pain, headaches, severe stomach pain, and diarrhea

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Answer by shijo (861)

Heroin withdrawal can cause insomnia means sleeplessness. Hence the symptoms after an heroin withdrawal must be treated by respective physician. Hence heroin can cause severe trobles for people who were more addicted i the past. Headaches, Bowel disorder, severe tremor can also be caused after an heroin withdrawal. If you have severe symptoms then consult a physician.

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Answer by lilian (397)

It's an opiate withdrawal. Withdrawal symptoms occur within 12 hours of the last heroin usage or within 30 hours of last methadone dosage. Early symptoms include anxiety, agitation, insomnia, muscle aches, sweating, tearing, and a runny nose. As withdrawal progresses, symptoms include abdominal cramps, diarrhea, dilated pupils, nausea, and vomiting.

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Answer by spragoo (1500)

The symptoms will hit in about 1-3 days of the abscense of the drug. Sweating, chills, diareah, vommiting, confusion, itching, and many more. It can be pure hell!

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Reply by ferlisha22 (0):
no the symptoms hit about 12 hours after your last hit. It don't take 1-3 days. They include sweating, cold chills, vomiting, nausea, leg cramps, sleeplessness, loss of appetite, teary eyes, dilated pupils, runny nose, stomach cramps, and diarrhea. I suggest going to a detox if possible!! add a comment

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Answer by Anonymous

Goin through it now..ughh.

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