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View Poll Results: Do you get hyper from prescribed opiate drugs?
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Old 05-16-2008, 12:36 PM #11
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I have always been wired and hyper on opiates. (I believe this is part of the reason they become addictive for some people.) But then, I get wired and hyper when I take Benadryl! I always thought I was just weird! They also make me very, very aggitated at higher doses but so does Phenergan. It is very strange how meds affect different people in different ways.
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