Withdrawling from narcotics is a very painful thing to go through. In term of dying people do not die from narcotic withdrawl.
It usually lasta about 3 days. The withdrawl can be severe but you don't die from withdrawl it would be good to be medically supervised to control the pain and other withdrawl effects but you certainly do not die.
You may be thinking of withdrawl from valiun xanax or another like drug. That can cause people to have seizures and could die if you lose the ability to breathe.
There should not be permanant damage. The effects from withdrawl are gone in 3-5 days. It doesn not produce any heart problems, lungs problems.
If you stayed off them it you could have cravings for the narcotics. You may get sweaty from times to time.
I would not blame you elevated BP and Pulse on this event. You may simply need to add a beta blocker to you regiman of medicine. It will decrease both your BP and pulse.
<eth can be positive with some medications and other reasons. I knowe adderal can cause a positive result. It is not submisable in court anyway because it has to be ran in a sanctioned lab to be able to do this. Hospital labs to not do that.
I would say the withdrawl was certinly made worse with you taking xanax. As I said it can cause seizures, hallutiations among other symtoms
I believe but of these drugs caused the withdraw
Hope it helps and relieves some of your concerns .
Dan
