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Managing opioid withdrawal symptoms involves the use of medications such as methadone. Despite its effectiveness, like any other medication, methadone may have potential side effects
The science behind addiction has come a long way in the past 20 years along with the growing prevalence of substance use disorders around the
Some patients who take Suboxone® as part of medication-assisted treatment (MAT) also take Xanax. They may have prescriptions for both drugs from separate doctors. Patients who
Methadone, as part of a medication-assisted treatment (MAT) program, has long been considered the gold standard in treating opiate addictions. If you’re struggling to break
Methadone is an integral part of medication-assisted treatment (MAT) that helps you overcome withdrawal symptoms and eases any potential pain. Feeling tired or drowsy is
Buprenorphine and naxolone are common combination medications for patients with opioid use disorder. Medical professionals prescribe buprenorphine with naxolone as part of a medication-assisted treatment
While the COVID-19 pandemic was the foremost concern in the minds of most Americans during 2020, a different health crisis loomed in the shadows —
Overdose is a frightening possibility if you or someone you know is taking opioids like prescription pills, heroin or morphine. According to the Centers for
If you’re considering an addiction treatment program, you’ve probably done your research on the different types of treatment options, medications and clinics. Several opioid treatment
New Year, new you. It sounds simple, but addiction recovery and the New Year can be a tough combination. Even if you have made up
