Methamphetamine Withdrawal WisdomCard™

Our Guides and Physician Review team have organized the Top 10 Health Resources on Methamphetamine Withdrawal and compiled helpful research notes below.

  1. WrongDiagnosis: Methamphetamine Withdrawal wrongdiagnosis.com - Methamphetamine Withdrawal
  2. Addiction Withdrawal: Meth Withdrawal addictionwithdrawal.com - Meth Withdrawal
  3. About.com: Meth Withdrawal Sparks Depression, Anxiety alcoholism.about.com - Meth Withdrawal Sparks Depression, Anxiety
  4. Wikipedia: Methamphetamine Tolerance en.wikipedia.org - Methamphetamine Tolerance
  5. U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration: Methamphetamine Tolerance usdoj.gov - Methamphetamine Tolerance
  6. KCI The Anti-Meth Site: Is Meth Withdrawal Ugly? Literally? kci.org - Is Meth Withdrawal Ugly? Literally?
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Research Notes on Methamphetamine Withdrawal


Methamphetamine is a strong stimulant drug. Withdawal occurs when methamphetamine use is reduced or stopped. Length and severity of withdrawal symptoms is related to how much and how often the methamphetamine was used. Withdrawal symptoms include fatigue, disturbed periods of sleep, intense hunger, anxiety, depression, psychotic reactions and irritability.1

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  • Insomnia may last up to 48 hours1
  • Methamphetamine remains in a persons system for days; it can take 6 weeks or longer to detox2
  • Traditional forms of treatment for methamphetamine addicts are not effective2

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Research Notes References

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Addiction Withdrawal: Meth Withdrawal
  2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Meth Awareness And Prevention Project of South Dakota: Treatment for Meth Addiction

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