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Xanax Addiction
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Xanax Withdrawal
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If one has been taking Xanax for an extended period of time, whether by prescription or illegally, abruptly ceasing it will probably induce some uncomfortable and potentially dangerous Xanax Withdrawal symptoms, including anxiousness, sleeplessness, irritability, and possibly seizures. Additional Xanax Withdrawal symptoms may include:
- Rapid heartbeat and/or high blood pressure
- Depression
- Loss of appetite
- Detachment
- Ringing in the ears
- Nightmares, psychoses or delusions
Their severity may depend on the daily dosage at the time; if higher than 4 mg per day, it is likely the Xanax Withdrawal symptoms will be worse.
Rebound with Xanax
Rebound (or rebound anxiety), as distinguished from withdrawal, is defined as “the relative worsening of symptoms on discontinuation of treatment as compared to baseline symptoms” and studies have shown it to be a characteristic of Xanax.
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