acute withdrawal symptoms that may arise from physiological depressants
Common signs and symptoms of post-acute withdrawal can include:4. 1  Anxiety. 2  Depression. 3  Changes in mood.  Low 1  energy. Insomnia.  Poor 1  concentration. Low libido.  Unexplainable physical pain.
Opiates: There are a number of post-acute withdrawal symptoms that have been reported in the weeks and months following opiate detox, including sleep disruption, anxiety, and depression, as well as decreased executive control functions.
In general, however, many clients in recovery report experiencing some or many of the following post-acute withdrawal symptoms for up to two years after detox: 1  Irritability and hostility. 2  Depression. 3  Anxiety. Mood swings.  Low energy and 1  fatigue. Sleep disruption, including insomnia.  Limited ability to focus or think 1  clearly. Lack of  libido.