Online Suboxone Treatment for Opioid Addiction
Suboxone is an effective drug used to treat opioid addiction. 2018 data from the National Institute on drug abuse shows that 128 people in the United States die everyday after overdosing on opioids. It is a true epidemic and an American crisis.
What is suboxone?
Suboxone is a combination of two medications: buprenorphine and naloxone. Buprenorphine works on the same receptors as other opioid agonists such as oxycodone but to a lesser effect. Naloxone is a drug that blocks the effects of opioids.
Suboxone helps by reducing withdrawal symptoms when opioid users are coming off medication or heroin. It also reduces cravings for opioids by acting as an agonist on the brain, so it thinks it has had exposure to an opioid.
Through our online recovery programs at iRecovery, you may work with an online Suboxone doctor who can prescribe the medication if it is right for your treatment plan. It is an option that has helped many minimize withdrawal symptoms and successfully recover from opioid addiction.
An online suboxone physician can determine if treatment is right for you. It can be difficult to know if opioid prescription use has crossed the line over to addiction. To determine if online suboxone recovery is an appropriate option, our health professionals will complete a history and physical assessment.
It may be appropriate for you or a loved one if you or they:
- are open and willing to seek opioid addiction treatment
- will be compliant with medication-assisted treatment
- are dedicated to following treatment protocols for suboxone treatment
- understand the risks and benefits of Suboxone
- will have an open and honest relationship with their online Suboxone doctor
- do not have any contraindications to Suboxone
Perhaps you have concerns over the use of opioids, or a loved one has expressed worry. There are some common signs to consider to determine opioid dependence:
- Loss of interest in activities you used to enjoy unless you are using opioids
- Spending time and energy using or seeking opioids
- You have tried to quit using opioids and have been unsuccessful
- Taking more opioids then you have in the past to achieve the same effect
- Experiencing withdrawal symptoms is you are not using, which may include sweating, anxiety, irritability, shaking, body aches, nausea or vomiting, a runny nose
If you are experiencing withdrawal symptoms, you should speak with an online suboxone doctor. Withdrawal from opioids can not only be extremely uncomfortable but lead people to continue to use. If you are serious about treating your addiction, consider online suboxone recovery.
Inpatient, outpatient, intensive outpatient (IOP), partial hospitalization, and other treatment models are appropriate for treating opioid addiction. iRecovery is transforming traditional models by offering a near full remote experience for patients.
Our comprehensive treatment team consists of doctors, nurses, and therapists who are experts in addiction treatment. The services, including online drug counseling, online alcohol treatment, online suboxone treatment and more, are offered through telemedicine.
Behavioral rehab and a medically supervised detox are essential when treating opioid addiction. Our online addiction doctors monitor patients while managing withdrawal symptoms.
When combined with ongoing behavioral treatment, suboxone treatment is very successful for opioid addiction.
Our representatives are standing by to answer questions, assist with financial needs, insurance information, and arrange entry into our treatment program. Contact us today at 855-460-8527 and reclaim your life. We are here for you.
If you or a loved one struggles with opioid addiction, iRecovery is here to help you reclaim your health, dignity, and quality of life through online Suboxone treatment. Call us today at 855-460-8527 and start healing today.
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