Mark Leeds, D.O.
Mark Leeds, D.O.
Can you shoot up Suboxone? Is Jacking-Up Subs Dangerous?
Can you shoot up Suboxone? Is Jacking-Up Subs Dangerous?
Can you shoot up Suboxone? Is Jacking-Up Subs Dangerous?
Monday 31st August 2020
Dr. Mark Leeds reveals the risks of injecting Suboxone, highlighting its benefits and dangers in opioid addiction treatment.
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Get the buttons here!The Real Risks of Injecting Suboxone: What You Need to Know
Suboxone is a life-saving medication and further restrictions may lead to more opioid overdose deaths.
Ever wondered if Suboxone, a common medication for opioid addiction, can be misused by injection? Dr. Mark Leeds tackles this pressing issue head-on in his podcast. Suboxone, which combines buprenorphine and naloxone, is a lifeline for many battling opioid addiction. But what happens when it's melted down and injected? Dr.
Leeds breaks it all down, explaining that while some may try to get a mild high from buprenorphine, the naloxone component is designed to counteract such misuse, often making the user feel sick instead of high. Despite this, the episode highlights that the risk of overdose still exists if Suboxone is not used as prescribed. Dr. Leeds emphasizes the importance of following medical advice to ensure safety and effectiveness.
This episode is crucial for anyone using Suboxone or supporting someone who does, offering clear insights into both the benefits and potential dangers of this medication.