Cocaine Addiction Questions

Yes, it should not be sufddenly stopped. It should be tapered. Please visit your physician for the same.

Dear Kamal,
Are you dependent on narcotics? Buprenorphine makes this addictive habit less risky. You may not overdose and die of narcotics. With buprenorphine, less withdrawal symptoms. All the other tablets may be for your associated mental health issues or management of withdrawal symptoms or for medical complication of your habit of taking narcotics. Please decide for something less harmful so that you can have better quality of life.

Any drug can have side effects. Tinnitus will go away on withdrawal of offending drug. Olmisartan should not cause tinnitus, give it a try

Do not worry, break the tablets into 4 pieces (pill cutters are availnbale in teh amrket) and consume. As for capsules, they will be easier to swallow and you cannot break them. However you may find ubstitutes for the capsule in a tablet form.

They are different medicines.
May not have same effect.

Instead of wasting money in experiments and over the counter suggestion, better start proper homeopathic treatment early.
Save time and money both.

Yes it can be quitted but journey of recovery is not as short as 1 month. In most case it takes around 4-6 month, in some it might take a year or so, but not with tapentadol alone.

you need to insert after pee, n when you go to bed before that. it melt n use as much as possible rest comes out. no problem

Dear Pragya,
I hope you know what will happen if you skip the dose. Alcohol along with it depends on whether you drink wine/beer or hot drinks. It depends on the quantity also. It also depends on what food you take along with alcohol, whether you will be driving after drinking and whether you have any medical illnesses, your weight, etc.

He need hypnotherapy better instruct him to sniff other fruit flavours which he likes or you give squeezed lemon to sniff which will control from petrol inhaling addiction

Three or more of the following must have been experienced or exhibited at some time during the previous year:
a strong desire or sense of compulsion to take the substance;
difficulties in controlling substance-taking behaviour in terms of its onset, termination, or levels of use;
a physiological withdrawal state when substance use has ceased or been reduced, as evidenced by: the characteristic withdrawal syndrome for the substance; or use of the same (or a closely related) substance ...more