Naltrexone can be a helpful MAT tool in your journey toward recovery, but it’s important to use it as prescribed to avoid any unwanted side effects. Knowing what to avoid while taking naltrexone ensures its efficacy and safety. In this article, we’ll look at what to avoid when taking Naltrexone so that you can make…
Subutex vs Suboxone; These are two medications commonly used to treat opioid addiction. Although they share a similar purpose, knowing their effectiveness and potential side effects is important. By taking a thoughtful and informed approach to your treatment plan, you can prioritize safety for yourself and your loved ones. This article aims to provide you…
Buprenorphine is an FDA-approved medication commonly used to manage heroin and opioid use disorder. Like all medications, the Buprenorphine patch may have side effects. So, keep reading and learn about the Buprenorphine patch, its use, and how to manage its potential side effects. Contact Your Online Doctor Today Learn About the Uses of…
Opioid-related deaths in the US have reached record levels, with over 70% of drug overdose deaths in 2019 involving opioids, according to the CDC. Medication-assisted treatment (MAT) is highly effective in managing opioid use disorder symptoms and reducing relapse risk. However, finding the right medication and prescription can be challenging, especially if you cannot visit…
When choosing opioid addiction treatment, patients are likely to be prescribed Subutex (Buprenorphine). While the drug is used to manage pain, it is widely employed as a treatment for addiction. Studies show that as compared to a non-opioid clonidine-based medically supervised withdrawal, buprenorphine is more efficacious. Like other drugs, Subutex® stays inside the user’s body.…
Heroin addiction is a widespread and chronic disorder that necessitates professional intervention for recovery. In 2020, an estimated 902,000 people used heroin. Outpatient rehab allows individuals to continue their daily routine while receiving treatment; this can be beneficial as it may help them maintain a sense of normalcy and keep their job or other responsibilities.…
Taking Suboxone and alcohol together can be dangerous. Suboxone®, a medication used for opioid dependence, can cause adverse effects on the respiratory and central nervous systems when combined with alcohol. To make informed decisions about your health, it is crucial to understand the potential dangers of taking Suboxone and alcohol together. This blog post will…
Addiction is one of the most significant health concerns facing the US today. Fentanyl, an opiate 50 times more potent than heroin, is becoming the new threat to youth in the US. Timely treatment and medication can reverse the effects of opioids or alcohol. As part of a comprehensive treatment that includes other interventions such…
Virtual Addiction counseling can increase patient engagement. As the world is stepping into the metaverse, it is time to accept that doctors can form a good rapport with patients virtually as well. According to research, people who receive virtual addiction counseling exceed those who do not receive any treatment. Here is how virtual addiction counseling…
Nearly three million people in the US are affected by opioid use disorder (OUD). In 2020, opioid overdoses, like heroin and Fentanyl®, claimed the lives of about 68,630 people. Compared to 1999, there was a seven times higher rate of a heroin overdose in 2020. It is among the most dangerous drugs in the world…