Suboxone-New Treatment for Narcotic Addiction
Dr. Darvin Hege is now licensed to prescribe Suboxone (buprenorphine).
Suboxone essentially stops narcotic craving after successful induction of
Suboxone within several days. Suboxone blocks all other narcotics so
patients can't overdose or get high by ingesting or injecting any other
narcotic. They get no benefit of adding any other narcotic and it causes no
harm. They are just wasting their money and efforts to obtain other narcotics.
Most patients highly prefer Suboxone over methadone for several reasons.
They
don't have to go to a methadone clinic everyday and be subjected to the more
unsavory crowd that is usually there. Instead they can confidentially go to a
private addictionist's outpatient office. The interval of visits progress from
every few days initially to eventually one time per month. Patients feel more
normal on Suboxone and have milder withdrawal when they taper or stop Suboxone
as compared to methadone.
Suboxone does have analgesic effects in the range of 35-50 percent of high
dose conventional narcotics. For more info, read
about Suboxone on the FDA's website.
Patients cannot overdose and die from Suboxone because it's a partial agonist
narcotic. This is the only narcotic with this safety feature. Rare overdoses and
deaths have occurred in France when patients injected high doses of
benzodiazapines with Suboxone, or ingested large amounts of alcohol with
Suboxone.
For more informaton about treatment of narcotic
addiction using Soboxone,
call Dr.
Hege today for the expertise and relief you need!
Darvin Hege MD, PC
2150 Peachford Road, Suite P
Atlanta, GA 30338-6521
770-458-0007
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