What if u induct suboxone too early?will it eventually start to work as the poiate level decreases?
Question posted by ronnie72 on 3 Aug 2011
Last updated on 3 August 2011 by Thor283
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Hey Ronnie, I'd say yes. If you did that already you probably feel some of those precip wds. If so, then you must resist the temptation to take more of both, more Sub or your old opiates. Think of it as you're now committed to Sub. Don't go backwards or you will have to go through more wds when you come back to Sub. I think in another 24 - 36 hours you can take more Sub. Wait until the wds get stronger than they are now. And don't take a very large dose. I'd take 4 mg. Once you know Sub isn't causing precip wds you can take 8 mg if that was what the doc told you to take. I have also learned the hard way to use caution when obeying a doc's orders, especially when the drug is Suboxone. But things are much better with the Sub docs nowadays than 7 years ago when I first went on Sub.
So just stick it out and in 3 days, at the most, you should be much better.
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Hey ronnie,
The suboxone if taken too early will cause something called preciptated withdrawals where it knocks the opiates off the receptor site and basically causes opiate withdrawals. So bottom line DON"T take it too early.
BTW, this is not a live chat site so it may take a while for others to answer. Be patient and you'll here from some others. Have a great one,
Laurie
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