#kratom (while helpful to many for #chronicpain and #opioid withdrawal) CAN be addictive, and, Suboxone can be an effective treatment (average dose here was 92g/day Kratom - that is a ton! I tried like 3-4g to write my blog...) #SUD #MOUD #MAT #addiction https://t.co/GoK1JX3XjX
Long-term buprenorphine treatment for kratom use disorder: A case series.
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The collection reflects mixed attitudes, with some posts supporting the therapeutic potential of buprenorphine as suggested by the article, like congratulating the authors and noting its popularity, while others express skepticism about existing rehab practices and the addictive nature of substances like kratom. The tone varies from supportive to critical, with references to the misuse of herbal teas in rehab and the addictive risks associated with kratom, highlighting ongoing debates about treatment effectiveness and safety.
The discussions show mixed opinions, with some recognizing the potential benefits of buprenorphine treatment but also skepticism about its widespread application and concerns about misuse or overreliance.
There is a moderate level of curiosity, especially among those involved in addiction treatment or research, highlighted by references to the publication's popularity and discussions of kratom's addictive potential.
Some posts actively debate methods and implications, such as critiques of rehab practices or comments on the article's significance, indicating a moderate level of deep engagement.
While the publication is acknowledged and praised for its contribution, the overall tone suggests that the discussions have limited broad societal impact, often focused on specific aspects like rehabilitation practices or substance misuse, rather than aff
Abstract in brief
- This case series examines the effectiveness of long-term buprenorphine-naloxone treatment for individuals with kratom use disorder (KUD), highlighting its potential as an alternative therapy.
- The study involved 28 patients with varying lengths of kratom use, most of whom maintained negative drug tests during treatment, with many remaining in treatment for an average of 11 months.
- Results suggest that buprenorphine-naloxone may be a promising treatment option for KUD, with most patients successfully stabilized and ongoing treatment outcomes favorable, although more research is needed.]
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Most liked on X and Bluesky@teknopathos what I've heard that's mostly only done in rehabs and YES there are multiple rehabs that are advertising how if your loved one takes 2-4 spoonfuls of herbal tea a day they will help make sure they're hooked on suboxone or methadone for life. Nice, huh? https://t.co/Lcav06hhLM
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/35112990/
RT @Peter_Grinspoon: #kratom (while helpful to many for #chronicpain and #opioid withdrawal) CAN be addictive, and, Suboxone can be an effe…
RT @Peter_Grinspoon: #kratom (while helpful to many for #chronicpain and #opioid withdrawal) CAN be addictive, and, Suboxone can be an effe…
Congrats to @SAj_AMERSA's 2022 Most Downloaded Paper..."Long-term buprenorphine treatment for kratom use disorder: A case series." Congrats to Viktoriya R Broyan and co-authors. Within a few months, 3688 views/downloads... https://t.co/WNpmkyL62l
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@teknopathos what I've heard that's mostly only done in rehabs and YES there are multiple rehabs that are advertising how if your loved one takes 2-4 spoonfuls of herbal tea a day they will help make sure they're hooked on suboxone or methadone for life. Nice, huh? https://t.co/Lcav06hhLM
Congrats to @SAj_AMERSA's 2022 Most Downloaded Paper..."Long-term buprenorphine treatment for kratom use disorder: A case series." Congrats to Viktoriya R Broyan and co-authors. Within a few months, 3688 views/downloads... https://t.co/WNpmkyL62l
RT @Peter_Grinspoon: #kratom (while helpful to many for #chronicpain and #opioid withdrawal) CAN be addictive, and, Suboxone can be an effe…
RT @Peter_Grinspoon: #kratom (while helpful to many for #chronicpain and #opioid withdrawal) CAN be addictive, and, Suboxone can be an effe…
#kratom (while helpful to many for #chronicpain and #opioid withdrawal) CAN be addictive, and, Suboxone can be an effective treatment (average dose here was 92g/day Kratom - that is a ton! I tried like 3-4g to write my blog...) #SUD #MOUD #MAT #addiction https://t.co/GoK1JX3XjX
@kratomGuyShow @kratomscience you guys need to see this. Another rehab trying to give kratom users subs. Disgusting. https://t.co/bY8UEQkCF2