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Posted by brianna62 on February 2, 2004, at 6:40:59
I have been on Xanax for about a year and a half. Everytime I try to stop I get these bad sores in my mouth. Has this ever happened to anybody else out there? As it happens I can go for a week without the Xanax but by a week my mouth hurts so much and I am soooo tense I can't go on and I take .5 to get me thu.
HELP!!!!
Posted by Maxime on February 2, 2004, at 12:11:55
In reply to Xanax withdrawal and mouth sores!!!, posted by brianna62 on February 2, 2004, at 6:40:59
Maybe you are getting mouth sores from bitting the inside of your cheek (other parts of your mouth) from anxiety. I have permanent marks on the inside of both cheeks from doing this. But I usually do it it night when sleeping so can't make myself stop.
Maxime
> I have been on Xanax for about a year and a half. Everytime I try to stop I get these bad sores in my mouth. Has this ever happened to anybody else out there? As it happens I can go for a week without the Xanax but by a week my mouth hurts so much and I am soooo tense I can't go on and I take .5 to get me thu.
> HELP!!!!
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