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July 9
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A MyOpioidRecoveryTeam Member

I would speak to the clinic that prescribed the Suboxone for you and inform them on the side effects. I’ve been on it for almost 7 years and those symptoms are not standard. The DR would definitely want you to reach out to let them know. Best of luck.

July 10
A MyOpioidRecoveryTeam Member

Yeah, take the advice, that’s not common at least not with me, please see a doctor soon!

July 11
A MyOpioidRecoveryTeam Member

If by chance, you just recently started it, get off of it now!! A doctor got me addicted to that 4 years ago and I’m still fighting like hell to get off of it, don’t let that happen to you, you won’t like it at all, i promise you!!!

July 13
A MyOpioidRecoveryTeam Member

Really glad @A MyOpioidRecoveryTeam Member, @A MyOpioidRecoveryTeam Member, and @A MyOpioidRecoveryTeam Member all chimed in here. @A MyOpioidRecoveryTeam Member those symptoms definitely sound like something worth flagging to your prescriber right away. Hope you’re able to get in touch with them soon. How are you feeling today?

July 13
A MyOpioidRecoveryTeam Member

Yes, see a Dr for sure in case it is a blood pressure issue or other medical concern.

July 12

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