Methadone Treatment
Methadone Matters: Evolving Community Methadone Treatment of Opiate Addiction
(Paperback) Informa Healthcare 2003-04-03
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rapid detox from what i have read, seems to detox a patient completely with in days. why not do this instead of months of rehab and painful withdrawal?
is rapid detox becoming the norm now?
as far as I remember(it has been some time) during my EMT training they only did it in extreme cases. example only taking drug no food, or fluid and on the brink of death.
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a good friend is a former heroin addict. he says it's no good because everyone he knew was still looking for the high. they would go get their methadone fix then be looking for their heroin fix, too. that it didn't actually stop them from seeking heroin.
i have no experience but he is a very smart guy. i know it sounds good, maybe ok in residential treatment where folks can't get heroin at all.
She began taking her husband's pain medication while he was dying from testicular cancer and became addicted to opiates. That was the only way she could cope with the barrage of bill collectors, his pain and their 3 children. After he died, she lost their home, insurance, their cars, everything and now lives with me. Suboxzone is a doctor prescribed treatment for opiate addiction but she is addicted to the treatment! She is in bed every day until 5-6 PM, doesn't have bowel movements or periods, weighs 90 lbs.and eats almost nothing. If I could get a judge to make her a dependent or my ward, I could get her insurance through my work. I cannot afford to send her to Hazelden or another drug rehab. Please don't tell me to turn to God. I need legal advice or a rehab grant. I am also supporting my other daughter and her 3 children. Anyone reading this who has a clue on how to save my daughter please respond. Time is running out for her.
She needs to go a methadone clinic where they will monitor her better and taper her off. I have heard many stories similar to this concerning suboxone. I think it should be banned methadone is much more effective. Just be aware that methadone is also a ssri so adding antidepressants could be deadly that and anything else that would raise her serotonin (St John Wart, dxm/coughsyrup) I wouldnt recommend any type of sleep medication at all. Also you can make lemon poppy seed tea to curb the withdrawls (maybe thats why she sleeps so much, shes taking to much at once and then withdrawing). Just mix poppy seeds with lemon juice...filter with a coffee filter and drink. This has been know to work even though many would disagree. In my area they have programs that will pay/reduce for rehab or treatment. Its called CARE I dont know maybe thats available in your area check it out.
Please consult a pain specialist. There might be better options than methadone. For example: ever considered fentanyl patches coupled with oral analgesics?
The clients that we have that were on long-term methadone responded poorly to other analgesia and required extremely high doses of narcotics. Not a good scenario.
Treatments such as methadone or suboxene?
I took Subutex from my pain mangament doctor....it a miracle drug.they gave it in rehab to opaite user and herion users...I got hooked on Norco,Vicodon,Oxconton,percecet,methodon pills..i was up to a 50 norco a day #10. finaly told my doctor i was dieing he told to start the subutex as soon as the widraw kicked inn boy was i sick..its a sublingle pill i put 1 under my tonge i hour later i was fine i have been cleen for e years ..rehab is around 750 to 1000 a day
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