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By celtic252 | Feb 21, 2013

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Answered by Clare Waismann Kavin,

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does suboxin make you loose weight and wear the muscles away

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Clare Waismann Kavin,

Feb 22, 2013

How medications affect patients is different. Opiates do affect gastro functions where weight might become an issue. Calcium ( what strengthen your bones ) can be an issue due to age, medications and a number of other issues. If you have concerns and/or side effects, you should be discussing them with your doctor for further examination of your symptoms. Good Luck.

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