copium7777
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I have been self medicating for spinal pain with various pain meds, everything from kratom to oxy, to bupe, for awhile, but I've settled on bupe. I have an upcoming visit with a pain clinic, my first ever, and I wonder if they will require a urine drug test. is this something they do in the first appointment, or is this only after they initiate treatment, and is there any way to find out? and would they test for buprenorphine?
I would sort of assume not, since buprenorphine is the treatment for opioid use disorder, and so its considered less of an abusable drug than oxycodone and other opioids, but I really have no idea. I have such bad spinal pain its hard to go days without bupe, but i could switch to kratom for a bit I guess.
I dont have a history of substance use disorder or being to rehab or anything. I guess i can always refuse a urine drug test but that could look sus and mean I can't get pain treatment from that place... even if they did find bupe, what would they do? I suppose if they thought I was an addict that had pain they might just put me on bupe anyway, so it doesnt seem to make sense for them to test for that.
I would sort of assume not, since buprenorphine is the treatment for opioid use disorder, and so its considered less of an abusable drug than oxycodone and other opioids, but I really have no idea. I have such bad spinal pain its hard to go days without bupe, but i could switch to kratom for a bit I guess.
I dont have a history of substance use disorder or being to rehab or anything. I guess i can always refuse a urine drug test but that could look sus and mean I can't get pain treatment from that place... even if they did find bupe, what would they do? I suppose if they thought I was an addict that had pain they might just put me on bupe anyway, so it doesnt seem to make sense for them to test for that.