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Range of Withdrawal Symptoms

HEROIN WITHDRAWAL WILL NOT BE THE SAME FOR EVERYONE.

The longer someone uses heroin, how it was abused, and how much was taken each time will all be factors in how dependent the brain and body are to the drug.
Therefore, the severity and duration of withdrawal will vary as well.
Someone with a history of mental illness or addiction may be more likely to become more dependent on the drug faster.

Heroin is an opiate drug that suppresses some of the functions of the central nervous system, like heart rate, blood pressure, respiration, and temperature regulation.
It also binds to opioid receptors, increasing chemicals in the brain that are responsible for feelings of pleasure.
When heroin is abused, a rush of pleasure occurs, and when it is removed, the opposite effect happens.

Withdrawal symptoms range in accordance with how much the brain relies on heroin and how much of its chemical structure has been altered with its abuse.

For someone who didn’t abuse heroin in massive doses for months or years, withdrawal may be more tempered and not last as long.