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What Causes Stomach Upset Along With Severe Migraines While On Suboxone?
I am on suboxone films have been for 3 years since I ve been on them I ve been dealing with severe migraines and upset stomach I always thought it was part of recovery but then i learned it could be the naloxone now I m trying to find a doctor that will prescribe me subutex the one I currently have does not. I haven t failed a drug test or messed up like that there just not working for me is there a doct that can help?? I am going backwards at this point and I am a single mom I m not enjoying things i should be with my daughter :( I need a new doctor and fast
Being in the USA, the system (in my opinion) is really messed up and more government oriented than being people-oriented, and so it all depends on your insurance and what it can cover. So basically, depending on what insurance you have, you will have to visit whichever centre covers it and accordingly choose another doctor, because in my eyes it seems to be a simple problem which (if I were your doctor) would deal with in a matter of less than 2 minutes.
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What Causes Stomach Upset Along With Severe Migraines While On Suboxone?
Hi. Being in the USA, the system (in my opinion) is really messed up and more government oriented than being people-oriented, and so it all depends on your insurance and what it can cover. So basically, depending on what insurance you have, you will have to visit whichever centre covers it and accordingly choose another doctor, because in my eyes it seems to be a simple problem which (if I were your doctor) would deal with in a matter of less than 2 minutes. Best wishes.