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What should I do when craving for Yaba comes?
by Rubayet
(Faridpur, Dhaka, Bangladesh)
I have been taking yaba about six years. It’s making my life hell. I have been trying to stop this addiction from several months. I’m also consulting with an addiction specialist. He gave me two urine tests( may be sugar & drug). Sugar was normal but drug test result was positive. He prescribed some medicine for me (forgot the name or group). But while taking the medicine, I often woke up by the feeling of extreme hunger. After week I had to stop taking the medicine.
I’ve stopped seeing my friends who are also using Yaba, blocked them from contacting me, even moved to a new place. But I am failing to control myself when craving comes. I usually need 3-4 pills each day. My longest gap of not using was for about 8 months(4 years ago). And recently I was able to take a break of a single week.
Is there any way to stop craving or tips to avoid cravings?
Thank you.
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