withdrawal

What Are the Symptoms of Withdrawal?

Withdrawal symptoms can vary depending on the substance but often include:
Agitation and irritability
Nausea and vomiting
Excessive sweating
Sleep disturbances like insomnia
Tremors and shaking
Seizures, in severe cases

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