The rollercoaster ride of suboxone addiction can take people to the very depths of despair. Watching a loved one go through this can be equally as difficult. And while patients make attempts at recovery, it’s important that loved ones do the same. The friends and families of addicts are often overlooked in the recovery process…
DetailsSuboxone detox symptoms can be extremely difficult to get through, without proper supervision of a medical professional. Without this, many patients return to use. Suboxone is an opiate and withdrawal symptoms mimic those of other opiates. If a patient attempts to stop using Suboxone abruptly, intense withdrawal symptoms will occur. It’s recommended that patients gradually…
DetailsWhen a person is addicted to Suboxone, they may not show obvious symptoms, unless they skip a dose and is beginning to go through withdrawal. Suboxone detox can be hard on the toughest of patients. This narcotic medication, used to treat opiate addiction, can be extremely difficult to get off regardless of the dose. Suboxone…
DetailsThe Right Suboxone Detox Center Choosing the best Suboxone detox center, is giant step toward long-term recovery. Suboxone is usually prescribed for the treatment of opiate addiction but causes dependency issues in a number of people who takes it. Suboxone Detox, is viewed by many in the medical community as the standard of treatment…
DetailsThe very drug prescribed to treat opiate addiction could lead to the need for detox. Suboxone is an opiate-based medication used to treat addiction to drugs such as heroin and OxyContin. What was once seen as a promising treatment has become a problem for a number of people. Long-term use seems to be encouraged –…
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Although Suboxone Detox is often used to treat opioid addiction, it is still an opioid which can be very addictive. The good news is, there is Suboxone Detox available, and the withdrawal symptoms no longer need to keep you eternally dependent on opioids. Sorting through the Suboxone detox myths, addiction and treatment can be…
DetailsRecovery is an ongoing process when it comes to opiate addiction treatment. While addiction to drugs such as OxyContin, Suboxone and Vicodin can develop quickly, getting back to normal after treatment will take some time. Detoxification is just the first phase; a inpatient post detox treatment is crucial for the success and safety of the…
DetailsSo many people don’t realize the consequences of their actions until it’s too late. Unfortunately, long-term use intake side effects of powerful opiate painkillers can lead to serious, and sometimes irreversible, damage. Prescription painkillers of the opiate variety are derived from opium and produce a sedative effect. Opiates are the most commonly abused drugs and…
DetailsIn a ridiculous move likely designed to try and extend its patent – and thus, it’s profits – the maker of OxyContin is planning to test this powerful drug on children. To be fair, there are a number of children who suffer from conditions such as cancer, which require some form of serious pain management.…
DetailsThe statistics are striking. Methadone – a drug once prescribed mostly to treat drug addiction – is now blamed for one third of the overdose deaths attributed to prescription painkillers. The U.S. Centers For Disease Control and Prevention reports that researchers have found that methadone only accounts for two percent of all painkiller prescriptions written…
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