Mark Leeds, D.O.
Mark Leeds, D.O.
Subutex Vs. Suboxone: The Difference Between Suboxone And Subutex
Subutex Vs. Suboxone: The Difference Between Suboxone And Subutex
Subutex Vs. Suboxone: The Difference Between Suboxone And Subutex
Sunday 11th October 2020
Dr. Mark Leeds discusses the differences between Subutex and Suboxone for opioid addiction treatment, plus alternatives like methadone and Belbuca.
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Get the buttons here!Subutex vs. Suboxone: What You Need to Know for Opioid Recovery
When it comes to zabsolv versus Subutex or zabsolv versus suboxone, is there really that much difference?
Ever wondered what sets Subutex apart from Suboxone in opioid addiction treatment? Dr. Mark Leeds breaks it all down in this episode, making it clear and simple. Both medications contain buprenorphine, but Suboxone also has naloxone, which is supposed to deter abuse. Dr. Leeds questions this, pointing out there's no solid proof that naloxone actually works as an abuse deterrent. Some patients prefer Subutex because it's cheaper and doesn't leave a bad taste in your mouth. But that's not all—Dr.
Leeds also talks about other options like methadone and Belbuca, weighing their pros and cons. He emphasizes how crucial medication-assisted treatment (MAT) is for managing cravings and preventing relapse. This episode is packed with useful information for anyone interested in opioid addiction recovery. Tune in to get a better understanding of your options.