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One of the most reliable medical options available today is injectable naltrexone, a medication that supports people who want to stop relying on alcohol or opioids. It works by blocking

The question “Is Suboxone a painkiller?” is a frequent inquiry from individuals considering their options for the treatment of opioid dependence or chronic pain.  Buprenorphine is a partial opioid agonist,

When patients come into our clinic at CT Addiction Medicine, many of them arrive carrying more than just physical pain. They carry frustration, exhaustion, and sometimes fear. I remember one

Have you ever wondered how long does smoke stay in your lungs after smoking a cigarette? Many people think that once they stop smoking, their lungs instantly recover. The truth

Buprenorphine is primarily used as an effective method of treating opioid addiction. Buprenorphine binds to the brain’s opioid receptors and decreases the brain’s reaction to opioids. It helps individuals maintain

Clearing the air on secondhand smoke and drug tests—let’s talk like real people. Hey there! I’m one of the clinicians here at CT Addiction Medicine, and I want to chat

Tramadol is widely prescribed to patients suffering from moderate to severe pain. Many patients have limited knowledge regarding the effects of tramadol, possible side effects, and instructions for the correct

When you stop drinking, your brain and nervous system start to make adjustments to a life without alcohol. This adjustment can come with a variety of symptoms including headaches, changes

Pain affects millions of people every day. It impacts sleep, mood, relationships, and the ability to work. While opioids have been used for decades, they come with dangerous risks—addiction, withdrawal,