Will Your Doctor Give You Suboxone? Reasons Why She May Say No
I hear a lot of complaints by people who get rejected for treatment using Suboxone, and a I can sympathize with the frustration these people are feeling. Here is a list of the reasons why doctors turn people away from Suboxone, taken largely from SAMHSA’s recommendations to doctors for office based buprenorphine treatment.
It’s not a complete list, but it may help you to understand whether or not you are a suitable candidate.
Why Doctors Deny Patients Suboxone
Here is an easy self test that is based on the DSM-IV of the APA. It is one that doctors use to ensure that you are in fact addicted to opiates and are a suitable candidate for treatment, and it is one that you can give yourself as well.
Addiction to opiates self test
Tags: buprenorphine and hepatitis, suboxone and alcoholism, suboxone and liver disease
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