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How long takes to detox from seboxin?
I was on 40 mgr. of methadone for a bout 9 years, I started to take 2 mgr. of seboxin 2 weeks ago. How long I need to detox from methadone on seboxin? and how to stop taking seboxin?
Is Gabapentin a pain medication?
Two adults in my household have been addicted to pain medications and are now on a a med called Seboxin (spelling?) to help them fight their addiction. But a large amount of my 800mg Gabapentin "disappeared" from my room, leaving me without my medication for a 3-week period before I could get more. So, can Gabapentin be used in an abusive way? Evidently so, because someone stole mine and ate it by the handfuls. And they left me with severe nerve pain in the meantime.
Can you take syboxin with Xanax?
Can you take xanax with suboxone? You can take anything, that doesn't mean that it is safe and will not harm you. I have personally overcome a pretty good sized addiction problem and was treated using a xanax and suboxone combination. Being an addict I learned early on that it was not the best course of treatment. I will inevitably abuse anything. Suboxone itself will make you sleepy so the combination of xanax just increases these effects. I do not recomment using the two together unless you have serious mental or emotional concerns that warrant this medication. Xanax is very addictive and they do not inform patients that suboxone is as well. Being prescribed suboxone to get off of another opiate is just silly. You will suffer withdrawal symptoms upon the cessation of this medication and are just prolonging the agony of the withdrawal from the original opiate you were addicted to. I know that is seems virtually impossible to stop the opiate without the help of suboxone or xanax but you can trust in the fact that it is the best course of action. Nobody ever said it was going to be easy... it's sincerly not. I can't say that I even stopped without the help of suboxone or xanax but I can tell you that I am no further ahead now than I was when I was abusing opiates. It just seems easier, I'm still an addict. Please feel free to email me at ylitalo916@yahoo.com if you need any type of support or information that I may be able to assist you in. I'm not a doctor but I've been thru it all before and if I can help make it easier for any person suffering from opiate/barbituate addiction I would be more than happy to do so....Heather
