She also said that the drug may have been in the area for a while before anybody sought treatment. One individual reported a four-year history, D Alessandro said. The drug is easier to obtain than ever, she said. Users in withdrawal experience tremors, panic attacks, nausea, chills, sweating, watery eyes, cramps, runny nose, irritability, uncontrollable yawning and a loss of appetite. Complications of an overdose include clammy skin, depression of heart rate, slowing of respiration, as well as convulsions, possible coma and death.
Treatment requires immediate medical attention.
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