Suboxone and tylenol
Common Questions and Answers about Suboxone and tylenol
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As for the headaches they are terrible when you first start, then they will subside, but I still get them occasionally. Usually about three tylenol and a cup of coffee helps. I know this drug well, I'm a 7 year pain pill addict and it's a hell of a battle even with sub, but it's doable. Feel free to ask me anything you need to know.
i made it six days and man i thought i was going to die......i had to go to the dr and get back on suboxone........god i didnt want too...but i couldnt take itno more........even the pharmacist was amazed on how the drug reacted to me when i stopped....i was on a low doze too....so i search every night trying to find out how to get off of suboxone..........so when you hear ppl say "your leaving a illegal drug for a legal drug" that is sooooo true......
so it would be a waste like mentioned to take darvacet while on sub cept for the tylenol effect perhaps...
OC is right ...
I was unwilling to use pain medication for any length of time due to fear so my dr. Prescribed suboxone that its perfect for people like me and that although there was narcotics in it i would feel nothing. Sounded perfect to me. A week later i looked it up and was horrified when i saw my dr. To discuss he asked me not to read the internet that the medication was perfect and if i continued reading internet i would only bring alot of fear to my head....
Hi mellie. I've researched a lot on suboxone and was on suboxone maintenance for almost three years. I will try to answer what I can from my knowledge.
Suboxone is only prescribed to treat opiate addiction. Suboxone is made up of buprenorphine and naloxone.
Like Sandee1818 said once you get on Suboxone and take narcotic pain meds. they will not work Suboxone also has a 37hour half life. If i were you i would taper off the Hydro slowly. I dont know to much about Fentanyl but read it's hard to kick and very nasty whithdrawls. I guess what i'm saying is the same thing happend to me. The pain doc. just did not think the narcotic painmeds. are doing anything for my pain. Im currently on Vicoprofen 7.
It comes without the euphoria and respritory depression that full agonist opiates have but suboxone is still highly addictive. It can be very hard to stop using it. Getting off can be nearly impossible if not done properly. You also have some other medical conditions that may respond well to suboxone now but in a negative way later, like anxiety and depression. If you decide at some point that suboxone is no longer a benefit to you, you're facing a tough task getting off of it.
Long story short. I rapid detoxed off of oxycontin and percocet in Dec. 09.
I had been on it for back surgery and couldn't get off of it. When I came home I was still in detox and wound up on clonidine and neurontin. Well, I couldn't take the neurontin.
After quitting the neurontin in late January I still had major back pain.
First my doc put me on tramadol, which I only took a couple of, after reading what it could be like getting off of from others on this site.
I was also put on suboxone but from oxycodone use instead, suboxone is no better or worse that oxycodone or heroin or morphine, the withdrawals are just as bad, I went 5 days without and suboxone after taking one 8mg a day and those 5 days were hell and I'm still sick, I've tried vitamins, orange juice, hot showers ,Tylenol, ibuprofien ,exercise, sleeping pills, sitting in a corner rocking back and forth, anything and everything I can think of and what others have suggested in other foru
you. Suboxone is a tool to help people solidify their recovery, but you have to save yourself, and be willing to do the work to stay clean. There's alot of posts on this website about Suboxone as well as going ct off oxys. Theres more people around that will have vitamins, etc. to suggest that help. Stay strong it gets worse before it gets better - but it does get better!
I was also addicted to pain killers and started taking methadone to get off em. Once u start takin it, it is soooooooooo hard to get off of it!!! I would recommend taking Suboxone instead to get off percs. It's safer and easier to get off of. I mean, methadone does work but it makes u tired, sweatty and it makes u gain wieght. I have a few friends who went on Suboxone and none of that happened. They all say it works too! Good Luck 2 U!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Im not positive that your automatically red flagged with sub, but most offices are linked up by computers now or a new doctor will need your medial charts from your old doctor and if they look them over and see suboxone they will probably put two and two together. Now if you got into some bad accident where you absolutely needed something for pain, your still going to get somethiing,they would just be much more careful about how much and how long you would be able to use, which is a Good thing.
maybe some tylenol for the body aches. and lots of fluids. depression will probably hang around a bit longer. i myself talked to my doctor and he put me on an antidepressant. i cant really tell if it has helped yet. but i have only been on it for 4 weeks. so i am hoping it will kick in soon.
good luck to you and you will start feeling better.
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