Alright, so I have been on about 16mg of suboxone for a few months now. I can't afford it anymore so I need to taper down with the pills I have on hand. I did some research and found intranasal use had a higher bio-availability than oral so it seemed like a tolerable way to make the most out of my pills. For the past few days I have been snorting 4mg a day (2mg twice a day) with no problems.
Yesterday was different. I snorted 2mg of sub at 2pm and I was feeling fine. By 2:20 I had a terrible headache that just kept getting worse. By 3 oclock I was vomiting non-stop and I had one of the worst headaches of my entire life. For 8 hours I lied in bed suffering (with a few trips to the bathroom to dry vomit because my stomach was empty) before I felt to feel somewhat normal again. The headache was like nothing I had ever had in my life. Today I am fine and I haven't taken any suboxone since then.
Did the naloxone some how build up in my body over the days I was using it nasally? Why was I fine snorting it for a few days but all of the sudden a single 2mg dose made me atrociously sick? I'm very hesitant to snort it ever again at this point despite the ability to use smaller doses.
I'd love to hear why this may have happened
Yesterday was different. I snorted 2mg of sub at 2pm and I was feeling fine. By 2:20 I had a terrible headache that just kept getting worse. By 3 oclock I was vomiting non-stop and I had one of the worst headaches of my entire life. For 8 hours I lied in bed suffering (with a few trips to the bathroom to dry vomit because my stomach was empty) before I felt to feel somewhat normal again. The headache was like nothing I had ever had in my life. Today I am fine and I haven't taken any suboxone since then.
Did the naloxone some how build up in my body over the days I was using it nasally? Why was I fine snorting it for a few days but all of the sudden a single 2mg dose made me atrociously sick? I'm very hesitant to snort it ever again at this point despite the ability to use smaller doses.
I'd love to hear why this may have happened