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Buprenorphine activated opioid receptors and reduced craving and withdrawal symptoms. Naloxone blocks the action of opioids at the opioid receptors. Together this treatment means a healthier and stronger you to fight addiction. The duration of therapy is unclear. Depending on the individual, treatment can last greater than one year to indefinite.

Is It Effective

Yes, research has shown that 75% of patients will recover in 1 year. o be Individuals can recover from substance abuse and achieve full recovery.

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When Can I Start Treatment

Before starting treatment, other opioids (prescriptions, illicit substances) must clear your system before starting suboxone. This is to help prevent worsening withdrawal symptoms. The process of beginning treatment can take as few as 14 hrs. up to a few days. Your provider will determine the severity of your withdrawal symptoms and assess if outpatient treatment is the right path for you.

How does the appointment work

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Month One

Visits will be conducted once a week.

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Month Two

Patients will meet with their clinician every two weeks.

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Month Three

The patient will meet with their clinical monthly.

What Are Some Common Side Effects

The most common side effects of oral suboxone include low blood pressure, sweating, headaches, vomiting, back pain, dizziness, numbness, constipation, muscle aches, and insomnia.

Frequently asked questions

You Will Receive An Email Confirming Your Appointment. We Will Assist You In Setting Up Your Patient Portal. You Will Be Able To Complete The Online Patient Forms Prior To Your Appointment. During Your Appointment, Your Provider Will Review With You Your Forms, Discuss Your Concerns And Provide You With A Tailored Treatment Plan.

You Will Receive An Email Confirming Your Appointment. We Will Assist You In Setting Up Your Patient Portal. You Will Be Able To Complete The Online Patient Forms Prior To Your Appointment. During Your Appointment, Your Provider Will Review With You Your Forms, Discuss Your Concerns And Provide You With A Tailored Treatment Plan.

You Will Receive An Email Confirming Your Appointment. We Will Assist You In Setting Up Your Patient Portal. You Will Be Able To Complete The Online Patient Forms Prior To Your Appointment. During Your Appointment, Your Provider Will Review With You Your Forms, Discuss Your Concerns And Provide You With A Tailored Treatment Plan.

You Will Receive An Email Confirming Your Appointment. We Will Assist You In Setting Up Your Patient Portal. You Will Be Able To Complete The Online Patient Forms Prior To Your Appointment. During Your Appointment, Your Provider Will Review With You Your Forms, Discuss Your Concerns And Provide You With A Tailored Treatment Plan.

You Will Receive An Email Confirming Your Appointment. We Will Assist You In Setting Up Your Patient Portal. You Will Be Able To Complete The Online Patient Forms Prior To Your Appointment. During Your Appointment, Your Provider Will Review With You Your Forms, Discuss Your Concerns And Provide You With A Tailored Treatment Plan.

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