wow! thanks.
no wonder OP left.
thanks for your help blue light
fyi it would have been more helpful to OP and myself if you would have shared your experience with loperamide. but being insulting works too.
I didn't say anything like that.
see ya
I tried to give you the sources, and you wanted to reject them. What else am I supposed to tell you.
Yes, some medications can prolong your qtc. Some people are much more sensitive to this, then others, depending on genetics.
But it seems to be becoming more and more evident that if you dose high dose loperamide daily, eventually cardiac problems aren't a possibly, but basically a guarentee.
Especially considering that loperamide has a half life of close to 14 hours, so if you dose it daily, your blood serum level of loperamide is forever increasing.
OP probably didn't come back because he very well may have passed from the loperamide abuse.
Heed this as a wake up call, I wish you nothing but the best, and hope that you can get yourself off loperamide. I offered you some potential ways, either bupe, methadone, or kratom. I recommend kratom because the withdrawals from kratom later on if you decide to quit it, won't be as bad as suboxone or methadone.
I got myself off it by using a short valium taper, clonidine, and kratom. I quit it cold turkey from between 60-100mg's a day. It absolutely sucked, but I was terrified of what it was doing to my health because I was having serious syncope and other related side effects from the loperamide, and when I did some googling with my symptoms and loperamide, I learned of the cardiac dangers it presents.
