Percocet

Signs of withdrawal from Percocets contain troubles with sleeping, loss of appetite, feelings of restlessness, and experiencing nausea along with other fever-like symptoms.

Opiate Replacement Therapy (ORT) emerges as an effective approach to ease off opioids while lessening the discomfort of withdrawal. This is accomplished by using milder opioids to fulfill the brain’s requirements as it gradually adapts to resuming a life without the opioid.

A selection of three distinct medications is available, and the choice of the most suitable one hinges on individual circumstances. It’s important to note, though, that these medications also possess the potential for misuse. Methadone and Suboxone constitute the first two options. Methadone exhibits a higher rate of success, but its vulnerability to misuse is also elevated due to its status as a relatively mild opiate.

The third choice is Vivitrol, administered once a month and considered the safest among the trio. However, for its safety, patients must undergo a complete detoxification from both alcohol and opiates prior to its usage.

The duration of the Percocet detox can fluctuate based on one’s usage history, spanning anywhere from several days to several months.