In most cases withdrawl from this type of medication lasts 3-4 days so you have already made it through two days. I am not sure if they would be able to give you anything at the ER so I would suggest hard as it is to ride it out. They will not give you anything else for the pain if you are in withdrawl and under the care of a physician except for clonidine which is primarily known for helping with withdrawl symptoms such as worsening of your pain symptoms, nausea, vomiting, dialated pupils, and irritability. The reason that you end up taking more is your body has grown used to them and even when you physicially do not need one your brain tells you do so you take another thinking you are feeling pain and then run out too early. The pain will still be there and worse when you run out so I would recommend watching the timing of your medication and make sure you wait the 4-6 hours even if your brain is telling you to take one earlier as doing this starts to make the medication in-effective afterwhile as your resistance grows higher and higher. If your symptoms are bad you can go and they will most likely prescribe the clonidine which will lessen the symptoms it all depends on how bad they are and if you feel you cannot make it through the next 48 hours.
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