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Withdrawal symptoms?

Howdy Folks,

As most of you know, Noddy McNodson loves his codeine but has never binged for days on end to the point where he experiences true withdrawal symptoms such as flu-like symptoms, muscle aches, diarrhea etc. What he has noticed though, is that when he stops using after a few days of once-per-day use he gets a mild uneasiness and anxiety. It feels like it's emanating from his abdomen and it reminds him of the feeling he gets after a nitrous binge. It's certainly not painful, just mildly uncomfortable and makes him too edgy to sleep. It's usually worst on the third day off.

Is this just a very mild withdrawal? Has anybody else noticed this?
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