Yes, suboxone can cause headaches in about 18% of its useres. It is one of the main side effects people complain about with subone. Google suboxone and headaches.
I dont know about the migraines, but as for the wd's,your not going to have major wd's on sub. its because its a replacement narcotic opioid......
Im on 3rd day of suboxone....4mg twice a day is what we decided for my first week. I go back next tuesday to see if I need to increase or decrease. I have had a terrible migraine for 2 days. I thought it was from withdrawl or lack of sleep yesterday....but slept last night and i still have it today. Could this migraine be from suboxone? Im not have bad withdrawls symptoms so I didn't think it should be that but I dont know. No nausea either. Any input would be great.
I would really suggest you taper down a little....its not hard with clonodine.......Mr. Perky told me to tell you that....lol...........
Please stay away from hammers and sharp objects at this time.
luv,
Ms.Perky
I think your weapon is on full auto dude !!
I know my B P was going nuts while in full WD's. the other day the doc said it was the best they have seen, peroid. it will get back to normal on its own.
Hi,
I believe you gave me some advice about suboxone this morning(thanks for that) and my husband is currently on clonidine for his blood pressure. I am on blood pressure medicine also (but unfortunately its not clonidine cuz I really like the way that made me feel) so I do know a bit about hypertension. The comment about blood pressure and metabolism being related is completely false. Everyone knows the more you exercise, eat healthy etc.- you lower your blood pressure. Doc says I eventually would like to be able to kick my blood pressure meds if I begin to exercise. That is the last thing on my mind right now though....just want to be drug free. Increasing your metabolism the right way via exercise will lower your blood pressure eventually. Clonidine is a neurological B.P. med which can be used to help with detox (and controll you blood pressure while doing so) so I think it would be wise to continue taking it to get through the preliminary withdrawls. It is definately possible for it to be high due to detox. Even though I am on B.P. med, my blood pressure was high last night cuz I was on my second day of no tabs. If your worried about habit forming, then switch to a different kind of med that isn't habit forming.ex.bystolic 5 or 10 mg-most of them are not. Also I forgot to mention that my husband does not have an opoid dependency-dont know why his doc chose cloidine. Hope this helps
lol....omg, I am feelin that. Oh, that just made me laugh. thanks and soo true....:-))
luv,
nauty.......
You know I hope it never happens, but if I relapse, I'm going to get myself arrested so I can detox nice and simple the old fashioned way. All these things that help seem to come with a price. Can't something just be helpful, non-addictive, no rebound effect. I mean if I went to the store and bought a hammer I wouldn't expect it to hit me in the head if I stopped hammering something too quickly. That seems to be what happens with these meds.
the most important thing is to speak with ur dr about all of this....often when u lower a blood pressure the pulse will rise...it compesates for each other..keep tabs on it and let ur dr know.keep posting
or taper off it like everything else......unfortunately. That seems to be the drill with about everything.....
I wish you well,
luv,
nauty............
Metabolism and hypertension have nothing to do with each other. If that were true, I'd weigh 90 pounds. Anyway, I took clonidine a couple of times and yes it can up your BP for a couple days. It could also be caused by anxiety, increased pain, or just the time of day. You're better off taking say 6-10 readings throughout the day and averaging them. It gives a better baseline.