Mark Leeds, D.O.
Mark Leeds, D.O.
Why Is Suboxone Making Me Feel Worse?
Why Is Suboxone Making Me Feel Worse?
Why Is Suboxone Making Me Feel Worse?
Wednesday 24th February 2021
Dr. Mark Leeds explains why Suboxone can make you feel worse and offers tips to avoid precipitated withdrawal in this informative episode.
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Get the buttons here!Why Suboxone Can Make You Feel Worse: Practical Tips to Avoid Withdrawal
Suboxone has very few, if any, side effects for most patients. In fact, many patients report that they don't feel as if they are taking anything. Yet they quickly return to being an earlier version of themselves from before they use drugs.
Ever taken Suboxone and felt worse instead of better? Dr. Mark Leeds dives into this tricky issue in this episode. Suboxone is a widely used medication for opioid addiction, but if taken too soon, it can trigger precipitated withdrawal, making you feel terrible. Dr. Leeds breaks down why this happens and shares practical tips to avoid it. He discusses the crucial waiting period before starting Suboxone, the benefits of the treatment, and alternative options like methadone clinics.
This episode isn't just about the science; it's about making informed choices for your recovery journey. Whether you're considering Suboxone or already on it, Dr. Leeds' insights will help you navigate your treatment with confidence.