PLEASE HELP WITH OPIATE ADDICTION and SUBOXONE?
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Hey everyone, I had surgery about 3 years ago and it was done incorrectly and was in extreme pain for years. During that time I became addicted to prescription pain killers, Percocet. Several months ago I finally had enough and got help and decided to go for Suboxone treatment. I have been on Suboxone now for about 3 months. I really want to be opiate free and live a normal life without worrying about pills. Do you think I should stop the Suboxone cold turkey and just deal with the withdrawal for a few days or any other suggestions. I would appreciate any answers from people who have been in the same or similar situations. Thanks
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Answer by navy1
You need to see a doctor so that your detox can be properly supervised to come off the drugs, cold turkey on your own is not a good idea
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Hi 🙂 I, myself have a problem with opiate addiction and have used suboxone several times to get off of it. The correct way to use suboxone is to gradually ween yourself off of it by taking less and less each day. The first two days, take a whole one (also the correct way of taking it is to let it dissolve under your tongue). The third day, take a half. Then on the fourth day, you can either take half again or you can take a quarter. Next day take half of a quarter, etc, etc. If you do it correctly, you should be past all the withdrawls within a week. For me, the hard part is the mental addiction, but if its something you truly want to do, then you can! Good luck, I know its hard but you can do anything you set your mind to. =]
dude every doctor that has a license to prescribe subs can have two patients on an assistant program where you get pharmacy sealed bottles of 30 8mg tablets i was getting two 30ct bottles for free due to being broke……ask about it for real…my doc? switched me to methadone by my choice due to nerve damage
fuck suboxone?
I’m curious where your site is getting it’s information… seems like? as much misinformation as legitimate info… just saying… I’ve been on Suboxone for a couple years and I can’t tell you the wonders it’s done for my life. It’s been far more successful than methadone treatment ever was and has both prevented me from going back to heroin and helped me to live a waaaay more normal life. As of today, I’m taking it illegally, too because there are NO treatment centers accepting DSS insurance.