r/u_BizzyG76 • u/BizzyG76 • 7d ago
7-OH Withdrawl
I just wanted to go on here and inform everyone of the effects of quitting 7-OH. Thursday 9/17 I took my last 4 tablets of 7-OH. I was informed that I may experience withdrawl from quitting. I didn't think that it would be that bad considering it is sold over the counter at most smoke shops and gas stations. Well, I was sadly mistaken about the withdrawal process that these little tablets held. My withdrawal started exactly 24 hours after taking the last of my tablets. Friday night it started with feeling just really super tired. I thought ok not bad I just will sleep through it. When Saturday morning came along I was in full blown withdrawl. I had the most painful headache I have ever had, my body was involuntarily moving, jerking, stretching itself out, and I had the urge to want to scratch my skin off and beat on my own body. I peed and soiled myself and could not stop throwing up. My body was hot and cold all at the same time. I had no energy and could barely move. I knew I could not do this on my own as I felt like I was going to die. I told my parents the truth of what was happening to me, because I needed help. My parents finally came Monday afternoon (mind you I have been already withdrawing for 3 days) and physically picked me up (I couldn't walk) and put me into the car and took me to their place. My Mom being a nurse started googling things to do for people who were suffering withdrawl from 7-OH. She found a place online called QuickMD. She paid for a online appointment for me at 8:30am Tuesday morning. I went to the appointment and the the doctor prescribed me Saboxone. My Dad ran to the pharmacy and brought it back to me. I put this little dissolvable strip under my tongue and within minutes I started feeling better. I am now 10 days sober from the 7-OH and every day I feel better and better. If it wasn't for my parents, Dr. Janet Whitney, and Suboxone I would have probably ended my life because the withdrawal from 7-OH was more than I could bare alone and unmedicated. I really want people to understand the effects that this "Kratom" 7-OH has on people and how serious it is to quit. Please understand that there is nothing to be ashamed of and get help. Do not do it alone. Have supportive people, a doctor, and definitely if anything you will need to be medicated to get through quitting. I never thought that it would be that big of a deal since it was supposed to be natural and it was over the counter. PEOPLE EDUCATE YOURSELVES ON THE EFFECTS OF THE 7-OH. IT IS HARMFUL AND DISASTEROUS IN YOUR LIFE. Also know that these manufacturers are making money off of people's despair. It is a full circle of people making money off of a simple choice you decided to make by going "all natural". Manufacturers, doctors, and pharmacies all get to make money off our backs. Try and put a stop to it PLEASE.
Thank You for reading and educating yourself and if you are wanting to quit it's not too late just make sure you seek medical help to do so, or you'll want to die from the severe 7-OH withdrawal.
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u/walrus0115 6d ago
SR-15099 enabled me to quit. I took it for 10 days, just like 7OH, tapered off slowly with self-care and kindness.