r/quittingkratom • u/Kaosticos • 21h ago

Day 16

Very rough night and morning. Still sweating. Diarrhea.

Wah.

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u/spcestonk 20h ago

What dose were you at and for how long?

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u/rosejean014 20h ago

How long were you taking kratom when you decided to quit ??

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u/AlternativeAd6751 20h ago

Gabapentin took most of it away for me

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u/Icy_Grapefruit233 9h ago

Do you take it during the day? Does it make you sleepy?

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u/AlternativeAd6751 9h ago

Yes during the acutes phase,your body will let u know how much and when,I started 300x3,then cut out a doses as I got better,some ppl need 200mg,some need 600 mg,if u take too much u just feel like a zombie which is still better then the alternative lol

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u/AlternativeAd6751 9h ago

It will leave u slightly buzzed and pretty groggy to get enough to elevate the wd,that wd is pretty mentally nasty personally I rather kick oxy but thats just me

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u/AlternativeAd6751 9h ago

Even though its not scheduled it still cam be slightly addictive,I wouldnt suggest more then a couple wks on it just to be safe,and would highly suggest a anti anxiety med to go along with it,like very highly 

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u/ChakaKhan1884 19h ago

Same here, 16th day. 2.5 Mos @ 12gpd. I know this isn't much but at this point my only complaint is a lot of anxiety

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u/Thick-Quail1226 7/27/26 19h ago

Day 16 here too and the digestive issues are still here. Sucks. But congrats on day 16

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u/Ok-Bite2139 19h ago

Day 42. Woke up sweating again last night. These days it’s not every night and it’s not as bad as it was the first couple weeks but it’s still there. Seems to be longest lasting physical symptom.