What Is the Best Palliative Treatment for Precipitated Withdrawal Syndrome of Suboxone?
Question by keivan: What is the best palliative treatment for precipitated withdrawal syndrome of Suboxone?
I’m working in opiate harm reduction in I.R.Iran. I have had many patients to induce sobutex as maintenance treatment, but they exprienced symptoms and signs of percipitated withdrawal syndrome . I would like to now the best treatment of syndrome. would you please help me . thanks in advance
Best answer:
Answer by jack Bear
There are many different medications for the harm reduction model for opiate addiction. Some of them work better on certain groups than others. For instance methadone tends to work well on heroin, I.V., and long term people that are addicted. Suboxone tends to work well for short term and pill users. Suboxone does have a ceiling affect where more would not do anything more for the patient. It is much safer though. I hope this sheds some light!
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