SubDude
Bluelighter
0.2mg Suboxone is a good amount of opiate that your body will likely feel once it is removed. That's why I suggest a weak opiate to take in moderation to help with the withdrawal from the Suboxone, because it is fairly prolonged and intense... If you're stabilized at 0.2mg for over a week, you might not have that bad of symptoms, but I'd say you will still probably have some and should have a weak opiate on hand just in case.
I agree with this. I don't want to scare or discourage you Curlygurl... but you are likely to have some acute & post acute WD's after a prolonged opiate addiction followed by subs maintenance. The intensity has many factors including your age, duration of use, health, dosage when you quit, and strategy after stopping.
You can expect at least some nausea, RLS, insomnia, aches/pains, and stomach discomfort. You could be one of the fortunate few like JB who either don't have any WD's or their very minimal. But don't count on that. As you've been told, it would be best to have some comfort meds available if needed. Here's a quick list to choose from:
Klonapin/Valium - sleep/anxiety
Clonadine- RLS- sleep
Loperimide- Immodium AD
Tramadol/Ultram
Soma- Sleep
Requip- RLS
Phenegren
Gabitril
Aleve
kratom
Kava Kava
Chicken Soup
Warm Clothes
Hot-tub/Hot baths
Ensure/Gatorade/water
exercise
ANTI-ANXIETY
* Mulungu. Erythrina
* Kava Kava root.
* Phenibut & Theanine & alcohol
* Valerian root.
* Passion flower.
* Hydroxyzine simply for the slight sedation it induces.
* Sominex-diphenhydramine
SLEEPING MEDS:
Seroquel
Ambien
Risperdal
Trazadone
Get as much counseling and support as you can because this will help get you thru the cravings, anxiety, and possible depression.