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Dear Sir/mam,
I had been consuming 300-400ml Codeine phosphate & CPM with atleast 1mg of Xanax daily for past 5 years. I have undergone treatment from multiple institutions, even NDDTC, AIIMS.
Two days ago I decided to give it final shot (Do or Die) and i am sober now without any problem or complications.
I want to know which tests should i undergo to assess the the physical damage to body.
Which organs are most affected, and which complications are waiting ahead such as liver, kidney, allergies (by antihistamines) etc. ?
Plzz Reply Asap. I am doing my best to prevent relapse. I hope it will help a lot of people since rarely an addict comes forward to ask for help.
Yours Sincerely,
The Anonymous.
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Kindly get help.. you are likely to get withdrawal symptoms.. you can do basic investigation like CBC , renal function test, blood sugar, ECG
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please consult a psychiatrist for better management
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