Suboxone withdrawal ease

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Avatar m tn If there are things out there that help with the symptoms of withdrawal then why not take them? Whether it be Clonidine, Loperamide, Withdrawal-Ease or whatever; if it helps then it's worth it. Most people who are physically dependent on opiates either from trauma or some sort of procedure are simply afraid of the withdrawals. Then they keep taking opiates to stave off the sickness and eventually full-blown addiction presents itself. So, NO, it not just up to YOU.
Avatar f tn If you scroll down to the bottom right hand corner there is a topic on the Thomas Recipe,,that has a lot of supplements to ease withdrawal. Hope you feel better soon!
Avatar m tn I have been reading online since Imodium contains an opiate (which does not cross the blood brain barrier) will this help ease my withdrawal symptoms? if any one has any info on this please respond thanx.
Avatar f tn You should get in touch with your OB/midwife and get them involved in this situation. Abrupt withdrawal will be very unpleasant to you, but it could be damaging to your pregnancy. If you taper opiates now both you and the baby will be completely drug free by the time of delivery. Tapering means slowly cutting the dose by a quarter or a half a pill a day every several days, as well as extending the periods between the doses.
2094867 tn?1333064139 I would get potassium, and magnesium as well. I also got the 5 HTP. I tapered to a very low dose of 3/4 a day and took withdrawal ease 4 days before quitting hydrocodone. Good luck to you!! It helped md st night too!
Avatar m tn Suboxone is a very stong opiate and unfortunately it must be tapered down to about .5mg to avoid severe withdrawal. I too tried to jump off once at 2 mg and experienced withdrawal much more severe than my original drug of choice. Also, since the half life for suboxone is 37.5 hours, it typically takes over 24 hours for the first sign of withdrawal to even kick in. How long has it been since you took your last dose? If it's been a few days, try cutting your 2mg dose in half.
Avatar f tn NO...Suboxone is a drug to ease withdrawls and combat addict behavior. It should only be used by a Physician and they need a special license to prescribe it. NEVER take it without a Doctors supervision. It can be very dangerous if your currently taking opiates and then ingest Suboxone. Never ever do that.....
632245 tn?1222544440 it works pretty quickly to ease the withdrawal. going in there 2 hours after methadone could precipitate withdrawal (put you into severe withdrawal with no way to stop it for a while) which is horrific and at the least you wont know how the sub is affecting you and could get put on too high a dose. the less mg the better.
Avatar f tn I would speak to the doctor and find out what is going on. I hope you feel better soon and I wish you the best!!
Avatar m tn m taking 3 or 4 mg of Suboxone everyday on my 14th day, can I stop the suboxone all together and will I feel okay? Is 2 weeks of low doses 2-3 times a day of subs, long enough to get rid of withdrawal? Should I continue for one more week with subs? I don't want to be dependent on subs though. I want to take ZERO pain meds.
Avatar f tn Suboxone is not some miraculous drug to take away the withdrawal. It is a complete program and can be helpful if followed correctly. But let me ask you---what will you do when it is time to come off of Suboxone? I hate to see you get stuck on that merry-go-round of taking one pill to withdraw from another. Hopefully you will continue your taper and jump when you are down low enough. I wish you the best.
Avatar f tn If you believe that the withdrawal is out of hand , walk him into a emergency room. Due to all his medical history , he should be followed by a doctor through withdrawal. It will be hard to find a doctor with the investigation but not impossible. Regardless , if he is not well the emergency room has to care for him.
Avatar n tn A family member then handed me a suboxone to help with withdrawal and I felt like superwoman, now 2 years later, I am still buying them off the street, I was diagnosed with C.O.P.D. 2 years ago, and desperately want to stop this cycle. I am so embarrassed, none of my family or members of my community have any idea, its like living a horrible lie. I am dying inside, I am a junkie because of legally prescribed pain medication.
Avatar m tn We are here for you every step of the way and can help suggest remedies to ease your withdrawal symptoms. Please stick around and keep posting. Good luck to you! You can do this!! Please take care of yourself and try to keep your head up.
Avatar n tn If you are going to come off them, I agree with Tuck about checking out the Substance Abuse Forum. There are MANY people on there who are not substance abusers but who, for one reason or another, have decided (or their doctor decided) to get off narcotics. There's a load of support there as well as suggestions of how to ease withdrawal. Like Tuck said, nothing takes withdrawal away completely but you can ease symptoms. I know a lot of people (and doctors) recommend Suboxone.
Avatar m tn There is no easy way Out. there is a Product called withdrawal ease which may save you some pain, but i believe the best lessons are learned the hard way. if it was easy , there would be a LOT more Addicts suffering. It will END.....
Avatar f tn Is it possible to quickly taper off of 24mg suboxone within 6 days? I understand I'll experience withdrawal symptoms at some point and I'm willing to deal with it. I took my last dose yesterday (1/11/22 at around 1:30pm) I plan on trying to go as long as I possibly can without taking anything at all and taking the absolute bare minimum like a half of a strip to get me by. Will this make a significant difference if I continue to do this for the next 5-6 days?
Avatar n tn How long after my last vicodin should i take suboxone?..its been 14 hrs. since my last one..
Avatar f tn These both contain supplements that will help ease the withdrawal. In addition, take as many hot baths as you can to ease those aching muscles. Stay hydrated and try and keep some food down. It is important to stay as healthy as you can during this time. Exercise is also a good one. Even if it is only a brief walk, it will help. Stay positive and stay focused. You CAN do this. We can talk about aftercare in a few days, for now, get through the physical. Keep posting here.
Avatar m tn t working. I jist got the withdrawal ease in the mail today!! I was going to to the amino acid protocol but it's around $150 online on the gnc site. I will let you know it says take 3-5 days before you quit cold turkey!
Avatar m tn t check in here as often as I should so maybe this has been discussed already. I just noticed an ad that pops up on the site here for a product called Withdrawal-Ease. Supposedly it helps you get through the early stages of narcotic withdrawal. Has anyone tried it? If it works it could be a huge help to a lot of struggling people.