For those curious why it's not D, the way I reasoned it out was that 1. they were referring to opioids, so 2. withdrawal would be
Diarrhea (opposite of constipation that they feel) + nausea Mydriasis (opposite of the miosis) Piloerection Seizures are rare, and they're more associated with alcohol (and also benzos) You may get mild hypertension
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Alcohol withdrawal leads to a sympathetic-hyperactivity-like syndrome with tremors, HTN, insomnia, GI upset, diaphoresis, and mild agitation 3-36 hours after the last drink. There is a similar, but usually slightly later, overlap of withdrawal seizures 6-48 hours after the last drink.