anyone? Saved me big time
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Just kick cold turkey. Just prolonging the misery.
"Your body can develop a physical need for SUBLOCADE (dependence). If you stop receiving SUBLOCADE, you could have opioid withdrawal symptoms. Symptoms may start weeks to months after your last dose of SUBLOCADE."
It's a longer acting version of Suboxone, administered via subcutaneous injection, from what i'm reading. The above quote doesn't exactly fill me with confidence.
Hope it works out for you, man.
Yes this is what i am doing now. I officially stopped taking anything with suboxone on it. And will not be. Its been 6 weeks. I feel fine.So much this. I was on methadone for years and suboxone awhile, too. Just quit and get it over with. Sucks for awhile and then you get your life back.
yes but from being on subs for so long. Taking something everyday for 5 years. To being able to take something 1x every 6 weeks. Has helped me a lot. And i am deciding to stop and havent had any withdrawals.
i have read multiple accounts people stopped subs and w/d but never withdrew from sublocade. Its brand new. And your quote does not occur with many people. But i guess for some. Fir me i havent had one withdrawal symptom. I have stopped the sublocade. And feel the best i have ever felt.
"Your body can develop a physical need for SUBLOCADE (dependence). If you stop receiving SUBLOCADE, you could have opioid withdrawal symptoms. Symptoms may start weeks to months after your last dose of SUBLOCADE."
It's a longer acting version of Suboxone, administered via subcutaneous injection, from what i'm reading. The above quote doesn't exactly fill me with confidence.
Hope it works out for you, man.
Well sure you can develop a dependency on the buprenorphine, it’s a partial agonist made from the same part of the poppy as oxy. Of course most getting a legitimate prescription to subs are already dependent on opioids, which is why they’re taking it to begin with.
Oh i'm aware of that. i've walked that road.
It was that last part, that withdrawal could start weeks to months after your last dose.
That's some scary shit. You think everything is back to normal, then BAM! You get hit with that god awful withdrawal.
i don't know how it was for anyone else, but the withdrawal from Bup was far worse for me than from the painkillers.
i'm thankful everyday that i don't have that monkey on my back anymore.
So are you on this stuff now? Thought you said you were clean, not really so if this drug acts on the same receptors.
Sublocade has the identical active ingredient as Suboxone and Subutex, your not in withdraw because you are still taking the same drug just with a different ROA and formulation.
The best analogy I could up with is- it's like snorting/smoking heroin and then switching to a long acting IM of heroin, I mean of course you aren't going to withdraw.
