Mark Leeds, D.O.
Mark Leeds, D.O.
Does Suboxone Make You Depressed When You Take It For Opioid Addiction?
Does Suboxone Make You Depressed When You Take It For Opioid Addiction?
Does Suboxone Make You Depressed When You Take It For Opioid Addiction?
Sunday 13th December 2020
Dr. Mark Leeds examines suboxone's effects on opioid addiction and depression, offering insights and alternative treatments.
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Get the buttons here!Suboxone and Depression: Dr. Mark Leeds on Balancing Benefits and Side Effects
Suboxone's main ingredient is buprenorphine, which is technically an opioid. The constant obsessions and compulsions fade away. Because it treats addiction and blocks addictive feelings and cravings. It makes sense that making a positive move forward in your life would help to make you feel less depressed.
Ever wondered if the medication you're taking to beat opioid addiction could be affecting your mood? In this episode, Dr. Mark Leeds dives into the complex relationship between suboxone therapy and mental health. Suboxone, with its main ingredient buprenorphine, is a game-changer for many battling opioid addiction. It works by blocking those pesky cravings and addictive feelings. But like any powerful tool, it comes with its own set of challenges, including the potential for causing depression. Dr.
Leeds doesn’t just stop at pointing out the problem; he offers practical advice on how to manage this side effect with the help of a healthcare professional. He also sheds light on alternative treatments for those looking for long-term solutions beyond suboxone. Whether you're personally affected by opioid addiction or supporting someone who is, this episode provides valuable insights and hope. Tune in to hear Dr. Leeds' empathetic approach and expert advice on navigating the tricky waters of addiction recovery.