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Getting pregnant suboxone Videos
- 1. Getting off methadome and takeing suboxone while i'am pregent
- 2. Suboxone Program
- 3. Chronic Neck, Back and Sciatic Nerve Pain Relief: Pain Management and Suboxone
- 4. Sleepless thoughts on suboxone
getting off methadome and takeing suboxone while i'am pregent
just to see whose been there before,like in my situation ?????????
User Comments
samantha Martin
commented
on 24 Jun 2013
I'm 5 months now and I've been on Suboxone for 4 yrs, cutting myself back
for the last 3 yrs, now I was on 5 8 Mgs at first, and the last time I seen
the doctor I was down to 1 8mg a day as of two MThs ago, while I never when
back and it's been a month now without suboxone and im about to die the
doctor did put me on subutex after finding out I was pregnant I really
couldn't tell a different but now feeling these crazy withdraws I wish the
pain would just go away already.
Carmine212
commented
on 24 Jul 2011
You need to be under 30mg to jump to suboxone. New research came out sawing
suboxone is better then methadone for pregnant women. Get on the lowest
dose possible. I'll find the link.
cheaterspart2
commented
on 16 Aug 2011
@angelo212 hey iam in 10mg on the methadone and its working fine but i
still like to kick that shit u feel me .../?????
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Mitchell Kalner
commented
on 21 Oct 2014
Three weeks ago I was diagnosed with Stage 4 Metastatic Prostate Cancer
that had already spread to my bones, spine and spinal chord. They detected
it very late and I had no symptoms just until 3 months before being
diagnosed. I have terrible back pain from the tumors and bone matatasies.
I have one doctor who is just in charge of my physical Pain. So she puts
me on Suboxone 8mg, 3x a day. I have done some reading on this drug. It is
only a partial agonist, reaching a plateau where if the pain increases,
taking more will have no effect. Also this drug cost more than the U.S.
Defense Budget. I can not afford to get buy it and I have no health
insurance. I have Medicaid. I should be on a standard opiate analgesic like
Oxycodone or Diluadid. Not Suboxone. The pain sometimes comes right through
this drug. Now the doctor says that this drug binds very tightly to the
receptors, so I will have to voluntarily put my self into withdrawl for 2
freakin days, and be bed ridden, until the full agonist optiate meds will
have aneffect. Thank you doc for telling me all of this, she did not say
one word about the high expense, its limited use for pain. Two days of
agony. $10 per film vs $1 per pill.
Let me know your thoughts on this. Of all I read Soboxone is for the
treatment of getting of Methadone, Oxy and heroin. It is not FDA apporoved
for cancer pain in the U.S.
Harry Hathaway
commented
on 26 Oct 2014
If suboxine works as good as Oxycotin,Percocet then they should make these
illegal and banned them.I almost ruined my life over opiates and if my Dr.
would of prescribed Suboxine instead of Endocet,I wouldn't of gone down
that dark road to addiction. FACT !
I just developed a severe back problem and I'm mixing Doan's with
suboxine.If I had my motrine 800's,I'd do them in place of Doan's cause the
800's worked well for me.BAN ALL opiate base meds unless you have
cancer,that's if.Opiates are EVIL !
Boosted29
commented
on 16 May 2012
Just wanted to let you know that I have 2 degenerated disc's, 1 herniated
disc, and sciatica pain. The doctors started me on narcotics with vicoden
ending on fentanyl 100 mcg and 30mg oxys 4 times a day for breakthrough. I
had the facet block, steroid injections etc... Did physical therapy and
still do stretches and chiropractic care. I found that when using the
traditional opiates your tolerance increases very rapidly. I have been
using suboxone for over 2 years now (4mg) and it works great!
John Zajaros
commented
on 18 Feb 2010
Suboxone is primarily an opiate addiction treatment strategy but it does
seem to manage pain in many individuals. Interestingly, much of the pain
you are experiencing may be a consequence of the medication. Once clean &
then managed on Suboxone you may find your pain is not as severe as once
imagined or experienced. Suboxone is a combination of an opiate & Narcan,
so you're not 100% clean but it eliminates the cravings & the urges to
abuse, they're simply gone! Give it a try! Good luck! John
John Zajaros
commented
on 11 Jun 2012
Suboxone is a lifesaver for many addicted to opiates, particularly those
individuals who have not had much success with traditional rehab.
Traditional rehab has an abysmal failure rate and opiate dependence can
kill you. Suboxone eliminates the craving immediately and does a fair job
of dealing with chronic pain. You can have a life on Suboxone. I don't know
too many people who deal effectively with long term chronic pain AND
opiates prescribed to control it. It's no way to live folks!
John Zajaros
commented
on 23 Nov 2009
First, I am not a medical practitioner so I can only tell you what I would
do. It sounds like you may be overdoing it. If the x-rays were negative, I
would make sure I got involved with a good stretching and physical training
program. If you are doing weights and swimming, you may be doing too much
all at one time and your body is trying to tell you something. Get another
complete medical workup to make sure it isn't nerve related and then try
backing off a bit! Good luck to you! John
John Zajaros
commented
on 11 Jun 2012
It beats the heck out of Oxycontin & Fentanyl dependence! Ultimately, you
have to wean off slowly and over time. You can do it but it might take
staggering 24hrs, then 30hrs, 36hrs, 42hrs, 48hrs...etc. Then half the
regular dosage...6 more hrs...and so on. It's not easy but it can be done
and it IS worth it! I wish you all the best! And YES, see your physician
first. If you attempt to get off them, even Suboxone, I'd suggest an
addiction medicine specialist. They're best qualified!
leslie GG
commented
on 09 Mar 2010
John, Thanks for posting this. Ive been on Suboxine for pain relief from
Crohns disease and bone pain for about 3 years now. It is wonderful.
Unfortunately I had to suffer from active addiction for 20 years from
taking other narcotics. I so wish doctors would consider suboxine for
Cronic pain before people destoy thier lives. I have never had the feeling
that I neeeded or wanted to take more than prescribed. It has really helped
me get my life back.
John Zajaros
commented
on 09 Mar 2010
You are welcome! It has been a miracle drug for many dealing with chronic
pain and addiction. It sounds like you have pulled it all together. Good
for you and best of luck to you! It is interesting how some people respond
well to it and some don't. From my experiences dealing with my back pain
and talking to others who have deal with chronic pain who have given it a
chance, it is super! Again, best of luck to you and thanks for commenting!
John
syrianguy20yrs
commented
on 23 Nov 2009
hello my friend. im 22year old male. im veryyyy active. i do weights and
swimming at the ymca. i been having upper back pain AND NACK for 1 year.
some times when i bend over i feel little pain on my lowerback. when i wake
up my muscles feel soo tight and painfull. i cant move my neck both side
and i cant look up. i had an xray like 2month ago, negative. what should i
do IM GOING CRAZY!! thank u.
Bert Thomas
commented
on 06 Jun 2012
If anyone knows of any other testimonials using suboxone for chronic pain
treatment please list them. On the internet now there are several papers
and studies that has been done showing very good reaction for chronic pain
treatment using this drug. But compared to the negative, Postings they are
very few and far between. Anyone who has chronic pain knows that any help
at all is worth trying.
Jumpman23
commented
on 21 May 2012
I took suboxone for 21 months, and although it helped me get off opiates,
you CAN become dependent. Also, it is addictive to the human brain, because
it activates the opiate receptors. You will withdraw and become dependent.
Please be careful and talk with you primary care physician, not some fuck
on YouTube. Coming off 1MG was very difficult for me!!
sleepless thoughts on suboxone
my first vlog: up-all-night rambling about the intensely frustrating experience of trying to get off of suboxone.
User Comments
Christopher Matson
commented
on 21 Dec 2015
Just keep a positive mind girl! You can do this! It's going to be hard for
a while but if you just keep pushing and never look back!
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