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Core Topics => Treatment, Recovery and Rehabilitation => Topic started by: Chip on September 09, 2017, 03:05:51 PM
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source: https://www.drugs.com/answers/anyone-found-phenobarbital-effective-in-treat-440829.html
I was recently fortunate enough to obtain suboxone, and clonazepam to get off methadone 20 to 40mg/day. My wife has been addicted to a higher dose for longer than me, and is facing cold turkey withdrawal. Today we visited a doc. who is a licensed to prescribe suboxone. Unfortunately he said she had to apply for the program, have it reviewed by a committee and hundred other hoops to jump through. Well she doesn't have time for all that as her methadone suply is rapidly dwindling. So he prescribed phenobarbital, clonodine, neurontin and Lyrica, the last two she takes anyways. He gaver her a pretty decent amount of phenobarbital a short while anyways, many years ago I was given this for a 6 year addiction to Klonopin, I only had it for three days and the dose was small although I do remember the first day I had one 30mg pill and it took the excruciating anxiety anway and I actually took a nap. So wondering if anyone has had this methode of detox preformed before.
read the responses at https://www.drugs.com/answers/anyone-found-phenobarbital-effective-in-treat-440829.html
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Just as a personal addition, phenobarb helped me in withdrawal from long-acting opiates and especially in combination with the other parts of that little cocktail with benzos , lyrica, etc. It could definitely help with relaxation and sleep. Be sure to taper!
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You are married chipper?
Fuck scratch that. I think that is a quote from someone else’s story because your taper doesn’t match that time line and I think I would have already known that
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technically: seperated but living with - Sydney mortgages are heavy.
we don't have other partners or visitors hardly at all.
we are both very happy with that arrangement.
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You learn new things every day. Id never heard of phenobarbitol used for withdrawal, heard of the other drugs mentioned of course for withdrawal mitigation. Also, you learn new things about chipper every day, lol. Not everyone can make an arrangement work for both people like that, good for you.