aspiringchemist
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I’m currently dependent on 1-1.5g/day smoked street fentanyl and have been for about 9 months. I’m so exhausted by it and I cannot afford it anymore: like literally cannot afford to buy another bag or I’ll go upside down on my finances.
My last use was about 2 hours ago, smoked a small amount (.2 probably) and when I woke up. I have today off work and am currently just letting go and allowing withdrawal to start but I don’t know how safe or realistic this is because I have to work tomorrow.
With that said, I have large quantities of clonazepam, clonidine, methocarbamol, pregabalin, lomitil (diphenoxylate/atropine) which is a low dose opioid itself, 7OH and pseudoindoxyl, and buprenorphine. I also have ketamine, which I’ve found manages withdrawal symptoms rather well in low doses and there is some medical literature supporting this.
I’m currently microdosing suboxone. If I was able to get up to 4mg by tomorrow morning, would it be realistic to think I could go to work? Does the suboxone help that much with the symptoms that you go from non functional to functional?
Would it be better to not use suboxone and instead rely on large doses of 7OH, pseudoindoxyl, and plain leaf kratom? Perhaps diphenoxylate as well?
I’m not concerned with becoming dependent on either of these replacements (kratom alkaloids or suboxone). At this point, it’s much more affordable than a fent habit and I have a large quantity of both which i could use to tower over a couple months. I need off fentanyl.
So I guess my question really is, will either of these approaches allow me to be semi functional and go to work tomorrow (24 hours post last use)? I’m a bartender so my job isn’t difficult, I just have to be “on” and engaged in conversation often.
In either case I will be using a lot of comfort medications as well. I just don’t really know what to expect and I’m curious to know just how much suboxone really helps reduce withdrawal symptoms.
I’ve made several attempts at induction by replacing fentanyl with IR morphine for 1-3 days but either don’t make it to induction or when I do induce I end up relapsing anyway; this is really the way to go but unfortunately I don’t have access to any more short acting opioids.
I can feel the early signs of withdrawal at the moment
My last use was about 2 hours ago, smoked a small amount (.2 probably) and when I woke up. I have today off work and am currently just letting go and allowing withdrawal to start but I don’t know how safe or realistic this is because I have to work tomorrow.
With that said, I have large quantities of clonazepam, clonidine, methocarbamol, pregabalin, lomitil (diphenoxylate/atropine) which is a low dose opioid itself, 7OH and pseudoindoxyl, and buprenorphine. I also have ketamine, which I’ve found manages withdrawal symptoms rather well in low doses and there is some medical literature supporting this.
I’m currently microdosing suboxone. If I was able to get up to 4mg by tomorrow morning, would it be realistic to think I could go to work? Does the suboxone help that much with the symptoms that you go from non functional to functional?
Would it be better to not use suboxone and instead rely on large doses of 7OH, pseudoindoxyl, and plain leaf kratom? Perhaps diphenoxylate as well?
I’m not concerned with becoming dependent on either of these replacements (kratom alkaloids or suboxone). At this point, it’s much more affordable than a fent habit and I have a large quantity of both which i could use to tower over a couple months. I need off fentanyl.
So I guess my question really is, will either of these approaches allow me to be semi functional and go to work tomorrow (24 hours post last use)? I’m a bartender so my job isn’t difficult, I just have to be “on” and engaged in conversation often.
In either case I will be using a lot of comfort medications as well. I just don’t really know what to expect and I’m curious to know just how much suboxone really helps reduce withdrawal symptoms.
I’ve made several attempts at induction by replacing fentanyl with IR morphine for 1-3 days but either don’t make it to induction or when I do induce I end up relapsing anyway; this is really the way to go but unfortunately I don’t have access to any more short acting opioids.
I can feel the early signs of withdrawal at the moment
