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Before you start Suboxone: how to set yourself up for success with QuickMD

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Tooth Decay and Suboxone: Why It Happens

Noticing a little more sensitivity in your teeth? Maybe a dark spot or some dryness...

Woman experiencing tooth pain possibly related to Suboxone use, highlighting dental side effects like enamel sensitivity and dry mouth during recovery

How to Talk to Your Loved One About Your Addiction: A Guide to Honesty, Healing, and Support

Facing addiction is hard enough on its own. Telling someone you care about? That takes...

Woman supporting loved one while having an honest conversation about addiction on the couch discussing how to talk to someone about substance use and recovery

Journavx: A New Hope for Pain Relief Without the Fear of Addiction

Pain catches up with all of us eventually. Maybe it's those wisdom teeth that finally...

A team of medical professionals reviewing information together on a tablet, representing the collaborative approach behind Journavx, a promising treatment offering pain relief without addiction risks

Why Do Opioids Make You Itch? The Science Behind This Strange Side Effect

You take an opioid for pain relief, and suddenly—you’re scratching like crazy. Sound familiar? Opioid-induced...

Woman itching because of opioids

How to Transition Off Suboxone Safely Without Relapse

Suboxone has helped thousands of people stabilize their recovery from opioid addiction, reducing cravings and...

Woman taking pills to help her transition off of Suboxone

How Long Fentanyl Stays in Your System: A Comprehensive Guide

Fentanyl isn’t just another opioid—it’s one of the strongest and most dangerous. At 50 times...

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