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Suboxone

I am new to the group I go tommorow to a Suboxone clinic.  Right now I am in withdrawls and starting to feel pretty bad can anyone tell me what I can expect when I go in for my first office visit?
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Yeah alot of doctors like to administer the first dose in their office to make sure you dose correctly and that your in the appropriate stage of w/d. Some doctors will just write the script out and tell you how long to wait before your dose. I took my first dose at home, I had some pamphlets on suboxone and a checklist of w/d symptoms I had to be in before taking my first dose. Make sure you talk with your doc about what your treatment plan will entail, mainly the length of time he/she thinks you need to be in sub treatment. Talk about additional support that you can get and if they offer any sort of aftercare, some require that you attend N/A weekly. I wish you the best of luck.
Take Care!
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306867 tn?1299249709
It varies from doctor to doctor.  Some doctors supply the suboxone and some will give you a script and then have you fill it and come back to the office to take your first dose. Most people start to feel better after a half hour of their first dose.
I would call the doctors office and ask what their procedure is.
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340590 tn?1290952141
hi, i have never been on sub but i did want to say welcome to the forum...you will find the healthpages to the right of this page on the top...there is a thread there with our members prsonal experiences...check it out.  good luck and keep posting.
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