To the poster Hallucinations both visual and auditory can happen and from what is seems pretty normal for benzo detox. Seizures, Psycosis, all sorts of wild shit. I just came off xanax and suboxone and it has been the most brutal long lasting hell i ever had. I previously had a 2 bundle iv Heroin habit ( Bundles are 14 bags). Shit i would have taken that sickness over this any day. It's been over 30 days and still am not right.
The first 3 days i kept having seizures ( no history of them straight detox related) After then the hallucinations both visual and auditory started.. then crazy disassociation and feeling like my heart was going to explode worse than any panic attack. After the first seizure they hospitalized me. When i was being discharged from the hospital i was given a discharge paper stating possible symtoms i may encounter, it fucking said, Seizures, Heart Attack, Stroke, Even DEATH. Now this scared the fuck out of me, they dont sound like possibles it sounded like a Diagnosis. Everytime my heart would start racing and aching i was like here it comes im going to die which in turn made it worse.
After about 16 days most of the physical shit seemed to get better by day. What im still stuck with is INSANE anxiousness, ice cold and sweaty all the time, heart still hurts here and there , still am not sleeping much. Being in public was unbearable but is getting better. Basically what im saying is shit youve stated is NORMAL but is NOT SAFE to do by yourself.. From what i understand most commonly the seizures happen around the 1 and a half day-3 day mark. Benzo's are no joke at all. It had a really weird Psychedelic like feeling but no euphoria obviously, straight Disphoria. Everything was weird and trippy reminded me of bad bad bad trips.
Weirdly i didn't get the brain erase effect while on them, now i feel like my brains erased and had/have weird cognitive issues i NEVER HAD. I completely understand why they were hesitant to take me in.. Abusing benzo's is a death sentence, especially when you're clearly in need of them. I do want ya to know though compared to how it was this isn't so bad. Clearly uncomfortable but it does get better. Best of luck to you. I hope something i said may have helped you. Even if its just to know you are not alone. Be safe and i wish you the best.
- B