Suboxone - Prescription Drug Addiction Treatment

Stop Suffering - Reject Chemical Dependency!

Suboxone is a new, safe, comfortable Methadone alternative for outpatient treatment of opiate dependency. Heroin, Methadone and Opiate dependence, such as Percocet, Oxycotin, Morphine and other narcotic painkillers, can be successfully treated in the complete privacy of Dr. Lucey's office. Feel hopeful knowing Dr. Lucey (certified by Federal and State agencies to prescribe Suboxone) can help assist you with medical withdrawal using Suboxone. When used properly, Suboxone provides a Painless, yes, that's right; a Pain Free detoxification from any opiate or opioid addiction.

When taken by a person addicted to heroin or other opiates, Suboxone (buprenorphine) reduces cravings and helps the person remain drug-free, making productive living possible. Suboxone can be used to withdraw from heroin or painkillers. It can also be used to help keep a person from relapsing back into a heroin or painkiller addiction.

During the treatment process, Suboxone will help you avoid many or all of the physical symptoms of opioid withdrawal. These typically include craving, restlessness, poor sleep, irritability, yawning, muscle cramps, runny nose, tearing, goose-flesh, nausea, vomiting and diarrhea. Other medications may be prescribed to help relieve these symptoms.

Benefits of Suboxone (Buprenophine)Treatment

* Suboxone has a low risk of being abused and is unlikely to cause an overdose.

* Suboxone can prevent pain, chills, nausea, and other feelings that come with addiction withdrawal.

* Suboxone can block the effects of addictive drugs. For example, heroin taken by a person under buphenorphine treatment will not cause a "high".

* The addition of naloxone in the Suboxone form of buprenorphine prevents the medicine from being abused, as it will cause withdrawal if injected.

After undergoing treatment with Suboxone (buprenorphine), patients have reported an almost immediate improvement in function, an elevation in mood, and a general feeling of contentment. Suboxone offers a more comfortable withdrawal from opiates, freeing the patient to focus on other primary issues of recovery such as adopting new coping skills. Treatment for opioid dependence is best considered a long-term process. Recovery is possible with commitment and discipline.

Call Dr. Lucey at 850-477-3453 for your substance abuse evaluation. Stop suffering and start living again today!

To learn more about opiate dependency please visit our drug addiction page.