If you or someone you care about is wrestling with opioid abuse or addiction, finding effective treatment can be lifesaving. MAT with buprenorphine is a time-tested and proven method of initiating a successful recovery.
Health Care Resource Centers HCRC have been providing dedicated treatment for people with opioid use disorders since , and we have multiple locations throughout New England to serve you or your loved one. HCRC offers patients:. Treatment with Suboxone can change the life of someone addicted to opioids. With the deterrent power of naloxone, Suboxone is an appropriate choice for those who have experienced multiple relapses or are concerned that they may relapse some time in the future.
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The Effects of Abusing Suboxone For many people struggling with opioid addiction, drug abuse becomes a way of avoiding painful symptoms rather than experiencing any real pleasure. These side effects include: Gastrointestinal issues like nausea, vomiting and constipation Headaches, blurry vision, fainting or dizziness Increased sweat production Heart palpitations or changes in blood pressure Impaired coordination and cognition Impaired response times The combination of Suboxone and alcohol puts great strain on the body, worsening symptoms of the Suboxone abuse itself as well as the effects of the interaction between the two substances.
What Is Buprenorphine Insufflation? In addition to the extreme withdrawal discomfort associated with abusing medications containing naloxone, buprenorphine insufflation can have severe physical effects similar to those of snorting cocaine, such as: Damage to the interior of the nose and nasal septum Frequent and increasing headaches Persistent and recurring nasal infections involuntary tremors or shaking Tightness of the chest Opioid overdoses become fatal due to the extreme respiratory depression produced.
HCRC offers patients: Medication-assisted treatment with methadone or buprenorphine Counseling Case management Referrals to local recovery resources Treatment with Suboxone can change the life of someone addicted to opioids. Search x. Contact HCRC. The Latest From Our Blog. We're Here to Help Contact us today. Conclusion: The naltrexone group showed a significant decrease in urge and craving for nicotine, as compared with the baseline as well as buprenorphine.
However, in contrast to the hypothesis, buprenorphine 4 mg showed a significant decrease in urge compared with baseline, which could be due to its partial antagonist action at the dose used in the study. In contrast to earlier studies, naltrexone did not cause any significant change in mood. A significant decrease in the subjective feeling of reward and satisfaction due to cigarettes in the naltrexone group suggests that these factors might have a possible role in decreasing the urge for nicotine.
National Institutes of Health. Drug Topics. More Drug Topics. Quick Links. Conclusions: Our data indicates that the inhalation of buprenorphine has occurred in a significant minority of Australian OST clients. The motivations, contexts and potential health consequences of buprenorphine use by these atypical routes of administration, particularly in a correctional setting, warrant further exploration.
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