Bupap Help With Lortab Withdrawal
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Can Bupap tabs help with lortab 7.5 withdrawal symptoms. Been taking up to 6 lortab 7.5 daily for about year. Ready to stop.
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Hi Margaret,
I have read some reports of people using Bupap (Butalbital) to assist with opiate/narcotic withdrawal. Some say it helps, some say it doesn't.
When it comes to withdrawal, it is most important that you seek the advice of a medical professional so that they can help you taper off your medication and go through the withdrawal process as safely as possible.
In addition, staying hydrated, exercising (being active in some way), and eating a clean diet can certainly aid your body in detoxing faster by helping to flush your lymphatic system of all the unnecessary toxins.
I hope this helps, good luck to you!
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