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Do you get high from taking Suboxone? suboxone SuboxoneSuboxone (buprenorphine) is used to treat moderate acute and chronic pain caused by opiate withdrawal. prescription-drugs Prescription DrugsSuboxone is legally available by prescription only. opiate-addiction Opiate AddictionSuboxone is usually prescribed to help recovering opioid addicts manage painful withdrawal symptoms and addictive cravings. opiate-abuse Opiate AbuseMany drug addicts are using Suboxone as a recreational drug in high doses. opiate-detox Opiate DetoxSuboxone is prescribed to help addicts manage opiate withdrawal during detox. Suboxone is also an opioid, so chronic abuse may also create dependencies that cause harmful withdrawal when use is stopped. |
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Asked: 23 Aug '12, 19:22
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Suboxone is an opioid. Many people use Suboxone in high doses for non-medical purposes, often times to satisfy their opiate addictions. Suboxone is prescribed for the treatment of opiate withdrawal symptoms, including pain and addictive cravings. You should not take Suboxone unless it is legitimately prescribed for you by a physician.