Mark Leeds, D.O.
Mark Leeds, D.O.
Can I take Suboxone if I am pregnant? Is it safe for the baby?
Can I take Suboxone if I am pregnant? Is it safe for the baby?
Can I take Suboxone if I am pregnant? Is it safe for the baby?
Wednesday 20th May 2020
Dr. Mark Leeds discusses the safety of Suboxone during pregnancy, covering Methadone vs Suboxone, breastfeeding, and fetal risks in this insightful episode.
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Get the buttons here!Suboxone and Pregnancy: What You Need to Know from Dr. Mark Leeds
Mat provides a safety net to protect you and your unborn child from the dangers of active opioid addiction. If at all possible, you should avoid taking opioids while on suboxone.
Pregnancy can be a challenging time, especially if you're grappling with opioid addiction. In this episode, Dr. Mark Leeds, an experienced osteopathic physician, tackles the critical question: Is Suboxone safe during pregnancy? Dr. Leeds dives into the nuances of Suboxone treatment for expectant mothers, stressing the importance of medical care to minimize risks for both mother and baby. He compares Methadone and Suboxone, discusses breastfeeding while on Suboxone, and examines the fetal risks associated with Buprenorphine treatment.
You'll also learn why doctors often switch from Suboxone to Subutex during pregnancy and how they determine the safest dosage. Dr. Leeds offers practical advice on avoiding opioid use while on Suboxone and underscores the potential dangers of opioid relapse. This episode is packed with valuable insights for anyone navigating pregnancy and addiction recovery, making it a must-listen for expecting mothers, their families, and healthcare providers.