SpunkySkunk347
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Edited for clarity: I am NOT taking Methadone daily; I am not physically dependent; I was only using methadone once every 1-2 weeks, Sheesh.
Whenever I lay back and close my eyes on methadone, I start getting mild hallucinations where it feels like something is touching me when there is nothing there. One of the most common ones is feeling like there's ground beneath my feet as if I'm standing up, even though I'm laying down. I also feel non-existent things bump into me, and other things of this nature - it feels sort of like that feeling when you're about to fall asleep, but then you get that half-awake dream that you're falling and you quickly wake back up.
I also get mild half-consciously controlled auditory hallucinations - these are the worst, as sometimes they can start to get downright creepy and disturbing.
Then there's also the "weird uncomfortable thoughts that you can't get rid of".
All these mild hallucinations only happen when I'm nodding.
They seem somewhat reminiscent of DXM, as well as a high-grade fever (could never distinguish the 'hallucinogenic' effects of DXM from the latter), so I'm guessing it has something to do with NMDA antagonism. The overall NMDA antagonist-esque sensation isn't exactly comfortable, for some reason it feels to me like what receiving brain damage must feel like - my thoughts feel ishy, uncomfortable, gross, like my brain is being fried into states it doesn't want to be in.
Is there any way to fix this or stop it?
I suppose getting a full nights sleep before dosing would probably help a lot, is there anything else?
Are these hallucinations maybe just a sign that my dose is too high? I'm at about 40mg in order to get the effects I want. I don't have a tolerance from using opiates regularly, but I seem to have a permanent baseline tolerance that requires at least 30mg of hydrocodone to get high (even after a 6 month long break).
Whenever I lay back and close my eyes on methadone, I start getting mild hallucinations where it feels like something is touching me when there is nothing there. One of the most common ones is feeling like there's ground beneath my feet as if I'm standing up, even though I'm laying down. I also feel non-existent things bump into me, and other things of this nature - it feels sort of like that feeling when you're about to fall asleep, but then you get that half-awake dream that you're falling and you quickly wake back up.
I also get mild half-consciously controlled auditory hallucinations - these are the worst, as sometimes they can start to get downright creepy and disturbing.
Then there's also the "weird uncomfortable thoughts that you can't get rid of".
All these mild hallucinations only happen when I'm nodding.
They seem somewhat reminiscent of DXM, as well as a high-grade fever (could never distinguish the 'hallucinogenic' effects of DXM from the latter), so I'm guessing it has something to do with NMDA antagonism. The overall NMDA antagonist-esque sensation isn't exactly comfortable, for some reason it feels to me like what receiving brain damage must feel like - my thoughts feel ishy, uncomfortable, gross, like my brain is being fried into states it doesn't want to be in.
Is there any way to fix this or stop it?
I suppose getting a full nights sleep before dosing would probably help a lot, is there anything else?
Are these hallucinations maybe just a sign that my dose is too high? I'm at about 40mg in order to get the effects I want. I don't have a tolerance from using opiates regularly, but I seem to have a permanent baseline tolerance that requires at least 30mg of hydrocodone to get high (even after a 6 month long break).
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