Mark Leeds, D.O.
Mark Leeds, D.O.
Does Suboxone Make Your Feet Swell?
Does Suboxone Make Your Feet Swell?
Does Suboxone Make Your Feet Swell?
Saturday 27th March 2021
Dr. Mark Leeds explains ankle swelling from Suboxone treatment and offers practical tips for managing this side effect. Listen for valuable insights.
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Get the buttons here!Understanding Ankle Swelling with Suboxone: Dr. Mark Leeds Weighs In
Ankle edema from suboxone can be improved by making changes to your therapy. So, while suboxone can make your legs and feet swell, the swelling can be improved without too much difficulty.
Ever wondered why your ankles might swell when you're on Suboxone? Dr. Mark Leeds dives into this puzzling side effect in his podcast episode. Ankle swelling, or edema, can be a common but often misunderstood reaction to Suboxone treatment. Dr. Leeds explains that while it might seem alarming, it’s usually not a serious issue.
He breaks down the various causes of this swelling, from medication side effects to more serious health conditions, and emphasizes the importance of discussing any side effects with your doctor. In his straightforward and compassionate style, Dr. Leeds offers practical advice on managing this swelling, like adjusting your dosage or trying out compression socks. He also explores alternative medications such as naltrexone, which are less likely to cause this uncomfortable side effect.
Whether you're currently on Suboxone or considering it as part of your addiction treatment plan, this episode is packed with useful information to help you navigate your recovery journey.