Suboxone detox

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I need support as I am beginning a detox from suboxone 2mg starting March 1,2009. I have been on this for 2 years, prior to that methadone 60mg for 8 years, and at some point before all of that I was sober and clean in AA/NA. I want sobriety again and do not feel "right or like myself" on the drug. I am scared, but committed, Please help!

of Loracet and I'm going to the doctor to try the 21 day rapid Suboxone detox method. My question is has anyone out there ever done this method before and if so, how did it work for you? Please, if anyone could answer my question as quickly as possible, it would be greatly appreciated.

Please if anyone has a good detox regime from 4mg, I would be so greatful. Before I got on Suboxone, I was on methadone for 10 years. I have been thru the hell of methadone withdrawls, and I want to do this Suboxone detox the right way so I don't have such severe withdrawls..... Thank you all so much...

My daughter has had a drug addiction to many drugs, went to rehab, but when she came out, went right back to the drugs, her doctor wants to start her on a suboxone detox. Is this a good idea, since she doesn't do drugs every day, but when she does, she does have withdrawl symptoms because of the inconsistency in use. I'm also concerned that she isn't ready to stop the drugs and putting her on the suboxone will just be a way for her to get the drugs for free while still using street drugs.

I didn't find out about being pregnant until it was already tolate, and iwas already 4 months along. I have been researching suboxone treatment. Will suboxone affect or harm my unborn baby? I am really scared and worried about my baby. I am sure the dauladid hasnt helped either. But I want off of it. I need advice on the suboxone treatment. And whether or not my baby will become addicted to the suboxone and go through withdrawls after delivery.

The only thing that I know that takes them away is suboxone. If you take suboxone then you have to taper of that its not comfortable but it's tolerable. The w/d are no where near as bad as the fentanyl patch. I was told the fentanyl patches is the 2nd hardest thing to w/d from. Hang in there your doing amazing way better than I could have done. I could barely stand it for 24 hours.

I found a doctor in my area who is willing to prescribe me Suboxone for detox. I am very scared to use this drug, considering it also has withdrawal symptoms when you stop using it. Another problem I have is, I cant take my Valium; for anxiety, while taking the Suboxone. I am really scared about this whole thing. I know I did it last time and I stuck with it for almost a month. This time seems impossible and I cant get movtivated enough to do this. I think my Anxiety is taking over.

I was prescribed suboxone for wd's from pain pills. I just didn't feel like I needed the suboxone anymore. I did have mild issues with stopping the films but the wd's were manageable. Just approach it like quitting anything else... Bite the bullet and move on with life. Make sure if your getting them from a dr you let them know you are tapering. If your not getting them from a dr do a smart at home taper yourself. Good luck and do this the smart way...

New to this detoxing thing myself, but I feel like every hour is a struggle, but it gets better by the minute, be patient and stick with it! I will pray for both of us!

although i didnt detox from suboxone ( heroin was my DOC ) i went to an ultra rapid detox in southern california. After kicking at home multiple times and going through hell, when i was finally desperate enough i went to waismann. It was quick and painless in an ICU, and then afterwards they sent me to domus, a really nice house in anahiem where they follow you up with therapy, anger management, and counseling.

I am in a recovery program but it is very expensive. I'm down to 2mg per day of suboxone. Is their any other meds to help maintenance my detox so i can go to my regular doctor , which my insurance covers.

I have been going to pain management and getting prescribed 4-5 30mg roxicodone a day. i am out and detoxing. i dont want to go back. it is ruining my life. please help...i am on day 2 of detox and cant move or stop cryiing. my husband is also doing it and working out in the 98 degree heat. he says he feels like he wants to die. is there anything that can help him too?

that is great news. he is only going through the physical detox now. that typically lasts about 7 days. are they giving him suboxone when he is in there? many times that is used to help a bit with the withdrawals? when he comes home he will still not be well. it takes months for the body,mind,emotions,soul and spirit to heal. his brain chemistry changed during his use and it will have to begin to produce the natural chemicals again that the drugs had been providing him.

I found out the hard way that you have to be in full blown withdrawals before you take Subutex. Everyone's body chemistry is different so be careful when beginning the Subutex detox treatment. I waited 14 hours before taking Subutex. I was in withdrawals but my body was still too saturated with Heroin. As a result of taking it too soon, I went into really bad withdrawals. It was the worst withdrawals I have ever experienced. My doctor had to come over to my home and stabilize me.

It took me a month last time? If i am completely celan off of opaites and do the suboxone for like 3 or 4 days takign only 2ml a day and weening down will the withdraweel symptoms be easier?After the 3 or 4 days if I take a half of a half of a 2ml sub every now and the nto take achy legs away and anxiety will it interfere with my process of getting clean?

I hear ya, I would go into detox as an inpatient, there your monitored and given your meds.... They can detox you in a week......

You have to be atleast 24 hrs clean. You need to be in moderate w/d or you will get extremly ill. Have you researched the sub?

If you're taking suboxone for opiate detox, your increased anger may only be a result of detox rather than a drug interaction. The brain rebels when the opiate receptors aren't completely filled, resulting in some odd and often very scary mental symptoms. Remember, opiates work in the brain so when they are either added or taken away there will always be some kind of mental consequences. The good news is that these kinds of symptoms don't last forever.

hey thats great. i hope and pray you went into the detox. what will your plan be after the detox? please let us know how you are doing.

I detoxed from alcohol many years ago but have no idea how detox works in-patient for opiates. How long would I need to stay and what kind of help do they provide? I can't take living like this anymore, it's hell as most of you already know. I am really scared but determined to go. I have some phone #'s and hopefully I will be able to get in somewhere. Thanks for any info. you can provide and I think this website is wonderful.

I would so say very much. It to is bad w/d from...

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