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My Addiction > Addiction Categories > Meth Addiction > Meth Addiction WithdrawalMeth Addiction Withdrawal
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Meth addiction withdrawal as compared to other withdrawal processes go, is not as hard on the body. The process in most addicts usually lasts around 48 hours, yet its severity and length of time depends on the meth user's length and intensity of meth addiction.
Meth addiction withdrawal manifests itself in the following manners:
- Excessive sleeping
- Increased appetite
- Depression
- Anxiety
- Craving
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