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I'm trying to get off of suboxone. is there any advice or remedies you can give me ?
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Take it slow : Talk to your doctor about your desire to get off of Suboxone. You may need to wean off slowly. Some people require several weeks.
Answered 7/6/2017
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SLOW AND STEADY: First good for you for getting treatment. Speak to your doctor to do the taper slow and right so that you succeed. It is possible.
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