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Nalaxone also known as narcan is a medication which reverses the effects of morphine. it is given in a morphine overdose or and allergicreaction to morphine
It is actually given for overdose of SEVERAL drugs not limited to but including....percocet, lortab, fentanyl, any narcotic, hence the name Narcan.
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How can you get the naloxen out of suboxen?
To get the Naloxen out of Suboxen, you want to melt it out. The melting point of Naloxen is 351 to 356 degrees F. This will leave just the Suboxen, and get rid of the Naloxen.
Where can you get naloxen?
From your local supplier!
Is suboxone safe to use while pregnant?
No. Suboxone may cause birth defects.If a woman taking Suboxone becomes pregnant, tell your doctor right away. It is important to discuss the benefits and risks of the medication to decide when, how, and if you should stop taking Suboxone. You should discuss this with both the doctor prescribing Suboxone and with your obstetrician/gynecologist.From the research I have done on this subject, a flat out "NO" is not a correct answer. Especially considering that there are not conclusive studies supporting it.. In my humble opinion, I would advise a woman that becomes pregnant to discuss this with her OB/GYN BEFORE DISCONTINUING Suboxone. Primarily due to "conclusive studies" that indicate withdrawals from Opiates or Opiates w/ partial antagonist -DO INCREASE THE RISK OF MISCARRIAGE. In any case this is an incredibly personal decision and not one that should be taken lightly nor w/o the advice of your OB. In addition, studies suggest that it is the Naloxen (sp?) that can POSSIBLY cause risk to your baby- not the bupenephrine; therefore, expectant mothers might consider asking their physician about Subutex.There is no question that the "ideal" situation is that pregnant women be able to avoid medications in general, however this is an unrealistic expectation. ESPECIALLY for women that suffer from the disease of addiction that are actively taking steps towards their recovery. You should be proud of yourself and give pause to the information acquired solely via the internet and discuss all options before making any decisions.
Is it safe to inject suboxone?
I was on suboxone for a year before I got pregnant with my son. My doctor told me that withdrawling off of the drug while pregnant could potentially kill the fetus due to the stress it would be under while detoxing. He also said it was unknown what would happen when he was born anad that I had a 50/50 shot of either him being ok, or having symptoms of withdrawl. So the question I had to ask myself is whether I would perfer to lose my chold due to the stress of coming of, or potentially havinga sick child for a couple of days. The choice was obvious to myself, and I sstayed on the medication. My son ended up staying in the NICU for 14 days. I was monitored like a hawk throught the whole pregnancy by my doctors and he was a healthy weight and a heathy baby although of the minor struggle he had at birth. I felt as though it was all my fault, but he is perfectly normal, healthy, and in the end he turned out to be perfect. I think although it was hard that I made the right decision and as long as you are under constant supervision everything will end up okay. The withdrawl was not nearly as bad as say other newborns withdrawling on the hard core drugs, you just have to let all doctors be completely aware of what is going on at all times. I hope this helps and that anyone that has to make this very difficult decision. For me the choice was easy. I have a beautiful healthy child that I might not have if I had chosen to come off it while pregnant. Good luck mommies.
