The right sub dose makes a difference in getting pain relief

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Author: Romeo

Posted: Tue Jun 14, 2011 10:58 pm

Here’s another wrinkle to throw into this mix about pain relief, while I was on full agonist opiates, I had constant chronic pain in my ankles. While I was on Suboxone I had constant chronic pain in my ankles. A month or two after I quit Suboxone, the pain went away. Today is a good example of how I’m able to deal with whatever ankle pain I do get from time to time. I was on my feet ALL day today, walking all over the dang place and by 3pm I could feel my ankles starting to act up, it’s like they start to lock up. Anyway, I took two Advil, half an hour later the pain was gone.

I know I read somewhere about long term opiate use actually causing an increased sensitivity to pain, if I can find the article, I’ll post a link.

Like the title of this thread says, the right dose of Suboxone does make all the difference, for me, the correct dose was zero.

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