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Call Us 24/7Suboxone is most commonly used to treat opioid use disorders, however, if not taken as prescribed, it can lead to misuse and Suboxone addiction. Suboxone is classified by the Drug Enforcement Administration as a Schedule III substance, which means that it possesses a moderate to low potential for physical or psychological addiction. Therefore, it is not impossible for you to form a Suboxone addiction, but it is rare as long as you take the medication as prescribed.3
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Call Us 24/7If you or a loved one feel you could have a Suboxone addiction, it is important to seek treatment. Detox should be done under medical supervision in the form of gradually decreasing your dose in order to avoid severe withdrawal symptoms. Working through Suboxone withdrawal requires monitoring by a medical provider and steadily lowering the Suboxone dose.
For more severe Suboxone addiction, you may consider seeking residential care. Residential care provides a safe, stable environment to find the support to deal with the physical, emotional, and psychological consequences of addiction.
For more information about Suboxone treatment or Suboxone addiction, contact San Diego Detox today. San Diego Detox offers a wide variety of treatment options for addiction and mental health. Our team of dedicated professionals utilizes supportive and varied treatment in order to focus on your individual needs.
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