the doctor called , in a pain medicine and an antiobotic. I will be given Demerol during the surgery will this interact with my suboxone? What other pain reliever could they give me if I need it.
Suboxone - I am currently taken suboxon and I am going for some laser surgery this week?
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- 22 Jul 2009 by Brandee-619
- Topics:
- demerol, suboxone, light sedation, pain
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Robert_32522 Jul 2009
You didn't say what day the surgery was on. You also didn't say how long or at whatdose of suboxone you've been on. GOT to have some relevant facts to get an accurate answer. That's just common sense. Not judging you but I need adequate information to answer your question.
itsmetoo225 Jul 2009
Demerol will probably not work with Suboxone. As the way Suboxone is designed. If you talk to your doctor who is doing the surgery says it is ok, I still would talk to the doctor who prescribed the Suboxone. If you are shy, just ask your Pharmacist. They are trained for this answer.
Wishing you the best
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It sounds to me like you havent mentioned this to the Dr. .. You really should as medications combined with others can cause a various amount of issues. It makes it even more dangerous when they don't know about it. Dont play with fire.. you may not like the outcome.