The right sub dose makes a difference in getting pain relief

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Author: Bboy42287

Posted: Wed Jun 15, 2011 12:49 pm

Romeo wrote:
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.

That is cool you mention that Rom because I have actually heard that before, def try to find that article please I would like to read it.

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