Mark Leeds, D.O.
Mark Leeds, D.O.
Subox vs Suboxone: What is Subox? How is it different from Suboxone films?
Subox vs Suboxone: What is Subox? How is it different from Suboxone films?
Subox vs Suboxone: What is Subox? How is it different from Suboxone films?
Thursday 2nd December 2021
Dr. Mark Leeds explains Subox vs Suboxone, highlighting the importance of understanding different names and slang for effective opioid dependence treatment.
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Get the buttons here!Subox vs Suboxone: Decoding Buprenorphine Medications with Dr. Mark Leeds
Our goal should be to help people get into recovery and off of street opioids such as fentanyl, heroin, and oxycodone. By working with patients in a compassionate and understanding manner, we can help them to achieve their goals of recovery.
Ever wondered why the world of buprenorphine medications feels like navigating a maze? In this episode, Dr. Mark Leeds, an experienced osteopathic physician, breaks down the differences between Subox and Suboxone, shedding light on a topic that often leaves both patients and healthcare professionals scratching their heads. Buprenorphine, a crucial medication for opioid dependence, comes with a myriad of brand names and forms, adding layers of complexity to its use. Dr.
Leeds explains how Suboxone, a combination of buprenorphine and naloxone, is just one piece of the puzzle. Other names like Zubsolve, Bunavale, and Subutex can make understanding treatment options feel overwhelming. The confusion doesn’t stop there—street slang like 'boop', 'subs', and 'oranges' further muddies the waters. But instead of insisting on clinical jargon, Dr. Leeds champions a harm reduction approach.
He believes in meeting patients where they are, using the language they’re comfortable with, to ensure they get the help they need. By fostering an environment of compassion and understanding, healthcare workers can better support those on their recovery journey. Tune in to gain clarity on buprenorphine medications and learn how to navigate this complex landscape with empathy and knowledge.