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omccabe1
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 Posted: 04/06/07 - 14:16 Post subject: Suboxone withdrawl...any natural thing I can do to avoid it? |
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im getting off subs right now with no weaning off cause my dr. is on vacation  is there anything natural i can do or take (obviously no drugs) that will help me go through this better? thanks |
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janlynnv
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| Posted: 05/09/07 - 12:24 Post subject: is suboxone easy to come off of? |
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| I was wondering if you ever got any replies to your question regarding coming off Suboxone. I too want to get off it. I was heavily addicted to Vicodin ES for many years, due to pain from fibromyalgia and am taking the Suboxone for the withdrawl from Vicodin. My email address is janlynnv@comcast.net. |
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| Posted: 07/13/07 - 14:40 Post subject: Natural remedies |
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I am also off the suboxone now for 4 days and it has sucked. 6 hours of sleep total. I was weehened down to a 2mg pill cut in half so 1 mg. for two weeks. I thought it was going to be a piece of cake. NOT TRUE AT ALL! Worse than the opiate withdrawl I can't handle getting any sleep. The only way to feel good enough to sleep is to take a hot bath for 15 min.
and then go right to bed. I tried every kind of sleeping pill and nothing worked for me. So I decided to just hang in there with achy, creepy crawly skin, and diahreea untill it's all over with. There just isn't a easy way out from opiate addiction. Oh yeh, eat bannanas and drink a lot of fluids juice and water. Just stick in there and beat it. I feel like shit all day, and suffer but we do it to our selves. I believe it will take two weeks to feel 70 % normal. Don't quit, just deal with the pain, it will make you think twice about ever touching an opiate ever again. |
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KPK85
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| Posted: 08/13/07 - 20:10 Post subject: Short answer - no |
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Suboxone withdrawal is a nightmare and if you refuse to take benzos or clonidine, then no, nothing's gonna help. No "natural" remedy for opiate withdrawal man, sorry.
Get some Immodium for the runs, an antihistamine for the sneezes and runny nose, and grab your balls and jump |
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