Severe Nausea After 5 Days of Meth Withdrawal

[DiehardOptimist]

I know I'm psychologically at the point where I can come to terms with all the facets of sobriety but now every time I make it to 5 days or so of sobriety I get intense nausea. I honestly am dumbfounded by this effect as I have used prescription amphetamine for a period of time in the past and experienced all the usual symptoms but never nausea.

Is there any info, recommended antinauseants or experiences anyone can relate?

 

[Snafu in the Void]

have you been eating? is the nausea when trying to eat or persistent?

 

[DiehardOptimist]

I've been eating regularly and well, high protein, vitamins, fruit, vegetables.

It's persistent but it doesn't show up until around day 5.

 

[Jabberwocky]

One of the most effective things for nausea is concentrated ginger. You can often find it in travel sickness or sea sickness pills. It’s just as effective as OTC anti-nausea meds.

 

[negrogesic]

I know I'm psychologically at the point where I can come to terms with all the facets of sobriety but now every time I make it to 5 days or so of sobriety I get intense nausea. I honestly am dumbfounded by this effect as I have used prescription amphetamine for a period of time in the past and experienced all the usual symptoms but never nausea.

Is there any info, recommended antinauseants or experiences anyone can relate?

Can't figure it personally. A bizarre theory might be that fentanyl contaminants is resulting in opioid withdrawal. This is extremely unlikely however.

Try diphenhydramine for symptomatic relief perhaps?

 

[Snafu in the Void]

One of the most effective things for nausea is concentrated ginger. You can often find it in travel sickness or sea sickness pills. It’s just as effective as OTC anti-nausea meds.

ginger works magic for nausea, I love me some juiced ginger/OJ/carrot juice cocktails during recovery its amazing

 

[DiehardOptimist]

Can't figure it personally. A bizarre theory might be that fentanyl contaminants is resulting in opioid withdrawal. This is extremely unlikely however.

Try diphenhydramine for symptomatic relief perhaps?

I wondered that myself but it seems unlikely, I've experienced opioid withdrawal before but with how long it takes for nausea to set in makes me think otherwise. I also don't feel any opiate like effects when I use.

I could see it being novel cut causing the effect although.