Xanax symptoms

Xanax symptoms

Xanax symptoms should be studied accurately to help you identify whether this is the drug of choice for you or not.

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Xanax symptoms and signs of abuse

Before we talk about Xanax symptoms let’s recognize what is Xanax? and what is it used for?

Xanax’s generic name is called alprazolam. Alprazolam is one of a group of medicines known as benzodiazepines. Alprazolam is a highly potent benzodiazepine.

Benzodiazepines most common effective member is Xanax, due to its highly potent effect in the treatment of severe anxiety, insomnia, and panic disorders. Despite these benefits, Xanax is a highly addictive drug. Xanax has high abuse potential due to its short intense effect (its effect starts within an hour and lasts for about 6 hours). However, Xanax is the most prescribed psychiatric drug in America.

Xanax abuse

Xanax is usually recommended to be used for only 2 to 6 weeks to avoid addiction. However, rapid tolerance to Xanax may occur, a patient may become addicted although he is taking Xanax typically as prescribed for him. Addiction causes serious problems that affect all sides of a person’s life.

Xanax is never recommended for long-term use.

Xanax abusers appear extremely tired, lack their usual energy or ability to contact their friends and family, and lack interest in doing any normal daily activity. Xanax abusers feel lonely even they are surrounded by people who love them.

Xanax symptoms

Xanax symptoms include

• Headache
• Drowsiness
• Tiredness
• Dizziness
• Irritability
• Vertigo
• Poor coordination
• Sluggishness
• Light-headedness
• Too much sleeping
• Cognitive impairment
• Dry mouth

• Stuffy nose

• Upset stomach
• Nausea
• Vomiting
• Diarrhea
• Constipation
• Increased sweating
• Increased saliva production
• Weakness
• Slurred speech
• Delirium (disturbance in mental abilities like confused thinking and awareness)
• Isolation
• Missing

Combining Xanax with other drugs like opioids or alcohol increases the risk of abuse and may result in serious side effects like respiratory arrest, coma, and death. That’s why Xanax symptoms vary from one patient to other according to the drug combination they receive.

Dangers of Xanax

Xanax symptoms may be very dangerous especially if taken in large doses or taken in combination with other substances like alcohol or drugs like opioids. When Xanax is combined with alcohol this can be fatal even if the dose of Xanax is small due to the mix of two central nervous system depressants which increases the potential of respiratory failure, serious injury, and coma.

Patients who use Xanax should avoid driving or operating hard machines due to Xanax’s sedation and low alertness effect.

Consuming a large dose of Xanax causes prolonged severe sedation for up to several days, causing the patient to be in danger if he exists in a dangerous environment.

Xanax symptoms due to prolonged use may be permanent in some cases and also serious like

• Depression
• Aggression
• Delirium
• Psychosis
• Cognitive impairment
• Dementia (lack of ability to think, remember, or make decisions, Alzheimer’s disease is the most common type of it)
• Blurred vision
• Weakness
• Dizziness
• Confusion
• Difficulty breathing
• Coma

How to recognize Xanax addiction?

Tolerance to Xanax develops rapidly, leading to the need for more frequent and larger doses.

Certain psychological and physical symptoms help you recognize Xanax addiction such as

• Drowsiness
• Slurred speech
• Impaired coordination
• Requiring more doses of the drug to feel its effect
• Inability to reduce intake
• Withdrawal symptoms
• Memory problems
• Concentration problems
• Manic type moods
• Impaired motivation
• Lack of interest in daily activities
• Lack of interest in tasks that require attention
• Unstable relationships with friends and family

What is the difference between Xanax abuse and Xanax addiction?

There is an obvious difference between Xanax abuse and Xanax addiction. Patients who abuse Xanax can decline to take the drug without serious side effects, those patients still have some control over their lives and their use of the drug, while Xanax addiction leads to disturbance of the whole life of the patient and leads to serious adverse effects.

After Xanax addiction what shall you do?

High percent of patients who experience Xanax addiction are unaware that they have a problem; other patients may know they become dependent but they do not know how severe is this dependence. Because of aggression, rage, and agitation side effects of Xanax addiction, a successful intervention requires a calm, professional approach to the problem to convince the patient agrees to get help.

Remember that your healthcare provider has decided to prescribe this drug to you after he measured the benefits of it against the side effects’ risks and found the benefits greater.

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