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Suboxone is one of the main FDA-approved medications used to treat opioid addiction. You should not be ashamed or afraid of coming forward to Suboxone doctors for a recovery plan and treatment for opioid addiction. Our medical team at Steady Care Medical is specializes in cases of opioid misuse and have achieved successful outcomes with Suboxone medication.
Normally, there is a wide range of strategies used to treat opioid addiction. Suboxone treatment may not in itself completely address the problem. Your doctor may recommend that Suboxone be part of a treatment plan that includes therapy, counseling, and other support deemed necessary.
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Suboxone treatment combines the effect of the two constituent drugs, buprenorphine and naloxone. Buprenorphine belongs to a class of medications referred to as partial opioid agonists, implying that as much as it is an opioid, its effect is weaker than that of commonly abused opioid drugs such as heroin, morphine, oxycodone, and fentanyl. Other common options for buprenorphine include naltrexone and methadone.
Naloxone, the other drug in the Suboxone combination, is known as an opioid “blocker”. Naloxone works by binding to opioid receptors and, hence, blocking and reversing the effects of opioid drugs such as heroin, morphine, and oxycodone. Due to the opioid blocking action, naloxone may be used alone as a temporary treatment for opioid overdose.
Suboxone is taken as a film or tablet that dissolves in your mouth. The Suboxone medication will cause uncomfortable withdrawal symptoms if used as an opioid drug. Your doctor will advise you not to eat or drink anything until the Suboxone tablet or film is completely dissolved. You may however be allowed to drink water to moisten your mouth before taking the medication so that it dissolves faster.
Typically, your doctor will start with a dose that contains approximately 2 mg of naloxone and 8 mg of buprenorphine. Normally, the medication should begin working shortly after taking the initial dose and the effects should last from 24 hours to more than 36 hours, depending on the specific dosage. Your doctor may put you on a daily maintenance dose that has twice the strength.
Like any other medication, expect some side effects after starting Suboxone treatment, and this may include:
Redness or numbness of the mouth, accompanied by tongue pain when film is used.
You may experience opioid withdrawal symptoms including:
Existing evidence shows that the use of buprenorphine in combination with naloxone is largely effective against opioid use and addiction. Suboxone treatment also helps you remain and cope with an opioid addiction treatment plan, reducing the risks mentioned above and increasing the likelihood of a normal lifestyle.
Available evidence shows that the treatment approach used may play a role in how successful the treatment will be. Typically, your doctor should provide sufficiently higher doses of buprenorphine (16mg) and for longer treatment durations to achieve treatment goals and reduce the chances of relapse. It is however important to note that every patient is unique, and your Steady Care Medical doctor will formulate a flexible dosage approach that is effective for your treatment requirements, and this will almost always be accompanied by psychological support.
Treatment for opioid addiction may be challenging for you. Treatment is a complex undertaking that requires correct dosage, symptoms management, which are then combined with psychological support. Steady Care Medical addiction specialists will give you the correct guidance, including the correct dosage for your situation, how to take the medication, the things to avoid, among others. Your doctor will help guard against unpleasant withdrawal symptoms, besides conducting frequent tests to check how your liver is functioning.
Recovery is never easy, but Steady Care Medical board-certified Suboxone doctors help you find out your actual condition and need for Suboxone treatment. They are highly trained and experienced and have achieved excellent outcomes with Suboxone on many individuals with positive results. And as medical experts, our doctors have a mission to solve all your problems related to drug overdose and overuse.
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Answering your most frequently asked questions.
Getting the therapy you require for opioid dependence is simple with the help of our online Suboxone physicians. The qualified specialists at Steady Care Medical can be trusted if you’re seeking online Suboxone treatment. To get the Suboxone prescription online, just simply register yourself with us by filling out a simple form, which will be reviewed by our medical expert. After reviewing your form, the doctor will get on a video call with you as per your convenience to discuss your health and medical history. Once the evaluation is done, the doctor will prescribe you Suboxone if he finds it suitable for you. Contact us right away to arrange a consultation with one of our experienced prescribers.
Suboxone is covered under California Medicaid’s FFS plans. For Suboxone pills to be authorized, patients must be enrolled in SUD counseling or have confirmation of that treatment. The preferred medication list for FFS or MC plans in California does not include Suboxone pills. Moreover, FFS insurance does not cover the use of Suboxone pills in NTP settings, but it does in doctor’s offices.
Insurance can cover the cost of Suboxone. For qualified patients without insurance, there are discount plans and payment assistance programs. Talk to the Suboxone doctor to learn more.
Depending on your benefits, Suboxone with insurance and without insurance will cost you a different amount. There may be assistance programs that might lower the cost of Suboxone one for those with insurance. Those who have Medicaid also have access to drugs that have been authorized for treating opioid abuse. Costs mostly depend on the pharmacy you use to fill your prescription and whether you choose to purchase brand-name drugs or not.
In California, getting a Suboxone prescription online is acceptable and might be a practical choice for people looking for treatment for opioid addiction. You may schedule an online appointment with a Steady Care Medical. Where our licensed Suboxone doctor will evaluate your condition. You can easily obtain your Suboxone prescription the same day via online consultation.
The doctor will tell you when and how to take Suboxone. Only use this medication if you are going through moderate to severe withdrawal of addiction. Before taking your first dose of Suboxone, you should feel sick.
To obtain a Suboxone prescription online, follow these steps:
Yes, Buprenorphine can be prescribed to patients online by telemedicine in the US. At Steady Care Medical, we provide consultations and prescriptions via telemedicine. We have a licensed and professional team of doctors.
Yes, the online Suboxone doctors are legitimate. But before receiving Suboxone treatment, it is imperative to verify if they are legitimate and authentic and complies with legal and ethical standards. Plus, check the license, and accreditation information on their website for legitimacy.
Yes, getting a prescription from a doctor is necessary if you want to take Suboxone or any other medication that contains buprenorphine in the US. Buprenorphine is a controlled substance because it can be misused and lead to addiction, so you can only get it legally if you have a prescription.
The average prescription for Suboxone is 16 mg that is divided into four doses of 4 mg taken at the same time. This dosage is a crucial part of a comprehensive approach to addiction treatment and is designed to provide effective assistance to individuals on their journey to recovery.
