Addiction is a complex disease that affects both physical and mental health. While treatments such as medication-assisted treatment work wonders for physical health improvement, a therapeutic approach works best to heal the mental health effects. Cognitive-behavioral therapy is a research-based treatment that helps to: Identify addiction triggers Develop healthy coping mechanisms Improve emotional regulation Adapt…
How Addictive Is Suboxone? Suboxone is a schedule III medication, which means it has low addiction potential. The chances of developing addiction to Suboxone if taken as prescribed are very low. However, a person may still develop a dependence on Suboxone, and abrupt discontinuation will cause withdrawal symptoms. So, it is essential to understand the…
Sublocade Vs. Suboxone is an important debate when it comes to choosing the best opioid addiction treatment medication. With Buprenorphine as an active ingredient, both Sublocade and Suboxone work wonders for opioid use disorder recovery. But where lies the difference? Suboxone is a daily pill, whereas Sublocade is once a month injection. Sublocade is more…
Methadone and Suboxone are two important components of medication-assisted treatment (MAT). Both of them are intended for the same purpose, which is why methadone and Suboxone cannot be prescribed together, let alone induced simultaneously. It can result in complications like arrhythmia, precipitate withdrawal, etc. If you have Suboxone pills lying around, do not take them…
No, Subutex and Suboxone are usually not taken simultaneously because their primary ingredient, i.e., buprenorphine, is the same. Usually, a healthcare provider will prescribe either of the two medications. Taking Subutex and Suboxone together would mean taking two doses of buprenorphine at once, which makes no sense. Secondly, no practitioner will recommend taking two doses…
Yes, suboxone makes you tired when you are just starting the treatment. The FDA (Food and Drug Administration) has mentioned insomnia associated with tiredness as a potential suboxone side effect. Want to know why does Suboxone make you tired and what you can do about it? Keep reading this blog to find the answer. Taking…
The New Jersey Department of Health has linked ‘gas station heroin Zaza’ (Tianeptine) to serious harm, poison, risk of overdose, and death. Several people initially took this herbal supplement for mental health improvement, but unfortunately, it led to developing dependence and addiction. If you have developed Tianeptine addiction, here is a plan of action that…
The use of suboxone for opioid use disorder treatment is growing because of how effective it is in curbing cravings and managing opioid withdrawal symptoms. Suboxone comes in various strengths. If you have just started taking suboxone or taking it for a while, it’s natural to have questions relating to a low dose and the…
If you are considering the possibility of obtaining addiction medication through online channels, we can provide information and assistance to explore this option further. Read ahead and find out all about how online doctor offer prescription for addiction Medication. ChoicePoint is a co-occurring addiction rehab where DEA-certified practitioners are authorized to prescribe FDA-approved medications online.…
Suboxone is one of the most popular drugs prescribed for opioid addiction treatment. Whether you are starting the treatment or just looking for clarity on how Suboxone/Buprenorphine works, we have got you covered. Our research-based FAQs and facts will help you make informed decisions about Suboxone treatment for opioid use disorder. ChoicePoint is committed to…