plumbus-nine
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Yeah, DXM is dextromethorphan.OH DXM u mean dextromethorphan? That thing made me have instant wd. When i was on Methadone i was precribed dxm, in 15 mins i feel so sick, my back becomes painful especially on my spinal cord.
I am also allergic to Clozaril. If i take that i feel extreme muscle pain and extreme spinal cord pain, then there was like electricity flares from the base of my spine to my brain causing me seizure. Brrrr
I avoid dxm and clozaril like a plaque
Weird, it is a very weak mu agonist but should definitely not be able to displace methadone. I never used it for opioid withdrawal myself but read from others that it might or might not work, but never about precipitated withdrawal. Its metabolite dextrorphan is a mu antagonist though, in theory again it shouldn't displace methadone but the only explanation I can come up with is that you are a CYP2D6 enzyme fast metabolizer so ended up with a high level of DXO and that somehow displacing the methadone.
Clozapin/clozaril is heavy shit, once somebody gave one to me early into my drug career when I was still ignorant about titrating stuff etc, it felt like my whole body was made out of gum, and it can be toxic to your white blood bodies.. all these antipsychotics are heavy but this one is also weird.
Well, memantine has a different profile than DXM and is mentioned in a bunch of papers about clinical trials to lower opioid dosage, it doesn't seem to induce any withdrawal even in heroic dosages (60+mg).