what can I take to help with suboxone withdrawal
Luis Atkinson
Asked: 2019-03-11 03:20:28
I have used Suboxone for over three years and I’m about to stop. What do I need to take to help with the worst symptoms of Suboxone withdrawal? Is there are any substance that may help me or should I just stop cold turkey?
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Portia Grace
Answered: 2019-03-11 21:43:06
Unfortunately, Suboxone is already one of the most popular substances used to control the withdrawal symptoms. You could use other opioids such as methadone or Subutex, but they are stronger than suboxone. The best way to avoid withdrawal would consistently diminish the dosage of Suboxone that you take until it is at the lowest possible level before you stop it. Symptoms of the withdrawal can last up to months. They will be very strong in the first week, but depression can last for a time after you stop, so maybe taking something for the depression can be a good idea.
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Benedict Power
Answered: 2019-03-13 01:44:00
The truth is that there is no remedy for the withdrawal of something that is already used as a remedy for withdrawal. You’ll simply have to continue taking Suboxone or diminish how much of it you take.
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Alana Holder
Answered: 2019-03-12 15:02:32
Suboxone is already taken to deal with the withdrawal from other opioids. It can cause some level of dependency if you use it for several years, though, which is one of the downsides of using it. You can diminish how much of it you take, but I don’t know what you could take to alleviate the symptoms.
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Ada Chen
Answered: 2019-03-11 20:41:51
One of the most long-lasting effects of Suboxone withdrawal is depression. While there is not something that you could take specifically for the Suboxone withdrawal, you can use medicine to deal with the depression.
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Dalton Schrodinger
Answered: 2019-03-11 11:00:57
