Addiction and Cancer
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Can Suboxone Cause Throat Cancer?
Suboxone is the brand name for buprenorphine and naloxone, but can Suboxone cause throat cancer? This drug is typically prescribed as part of treatment for opioid addiction. It is taken sublingually – or under the tongues – and it has been linked to throat cancer.
Despite this risk, Suboxone can be extremely helpful and lifesaving for those suffering from an opioid use disorder. Unfortunately, many people develop an opioid use disorder after being prescribed highly addictive opioids to treat cancer-related pain. Still, it is important to understand the link between Suboxone and cancer before deciding to use Suboxone as a method of addiction treatment.
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Understanding Suboxone
Suboxone is an oral film that can be placed under your tongue, between your gums, or on the inside of your cheek. Once taken, the film dissolves in your mouth, distributing the drug into your body. Suboxone always contains two drugs: buprenorphine and naloxone.
Depending on your level of addiction, you may be prescribed one of four variations:
- 2 mg buprenorphine / 0.5 mg naloxone
- 4 mg buprenorphine / 1 mg naloxone
- 8 mg buprenorphine / 2 mg naloxone
- 12 mg buprenorphine / 3 mg naloxone
Suboxone should not be taken for longer than 24 weeks as the answer to the question “can Suboxone cause throat cancer?” is yes. At the same time, it is essential to take the drug as prescribed, for the entirety of treatment. For those who commit to addiction treatment, including therapy and other programs, Suboxone has been known to be quite effective.
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Suboxone is a Controlled Substance
Suboxone is a controlled substance. It is classified as a Schedule III prescription drug which means it has known medical uses but carries a risk of dependence.
This means that Suboxone can also be abused. It is important to take the drug only under the supervision of a physician. In order for Suboxone to be prescribed, a physician must have obtained special certification from the U.S. government.
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Suboxone Side Effects
Suboxone can cause a variety of mild to moderate side effects, including:
- Headaches, back pain, and body aches
- Stomach cramps
- Fast heart rate
- Anxiety and depression
- Insomnia
- Sweating
- Constipation
- Nausea
- Weakness or fatigue
- Burning tongue and redness in the mouth
Most of these side effects are mild but can worsen to more serious side effects, such as:
- Severe allergic reaction
- Rash or hives
- Dependence
- Breathing problems
- Coma
- Adrenal insufficiency
- Liver damage
- Severe withdrawal symptoms
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How Rehab Affects Your Real Family
While you are in treatment you might be so caught up with your new life and your new rehab family, that you don’t think about your real family at home. Try to remember that your addiction does not only affect you, but it also affects your family.
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Struggling with Mental Illness, Abuse of Suboxone and Cancer
Dual Diagnosis
When you have both a substance use disorder as well as a mental illness, this is called a dual diagnosis. Dual diagnosis is important to understand because to fully recover, you must also address your mental illness.
When choosing a drug rehab program, ensure that the center is able to treat any underlying conditions as well as your substance abuse disorder.
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Abuse of Suboxone
Suboxone has opioid effects which means it too can lead to physical and psychological dependence. Unfortunately, this dependence can cause drug-craving and drug-seeking behavior. When understanding Suboxone and cancer, you should be very aware of the risk of dependence or even addiction.
Overdosing on Suboxone is possible, especially if you combine its use with other opioids, alcohol, or benzodiazepines such as Ativan, Valium, or Xanax. If you have been abusing Suboxone and suddenly stop using it, you may suffer from withdrawal symptoms. If you slowly taper Suboxone instead, as prescribed by a physician, you may be able to avoid withdrawal symptoms.
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Suboxone and Cancer: The Connection
There is a real need to alleviate the pain experienced by cancer patients. Many cancer patients are considered to have severe and chronic pain. Typically this pain is treated with prescription medications that may include strong opioids.
Even when used properly, opioids can lead to dependence. Addiction in cancer patients can be extremely dangerous. The prescription of opioids should be avoided unless deemed absolutely necessary by a physician.
It is good to note that not all cancer patients who take prescription opioids become addicted. Despite this, if you or a loved one is taking Suboxone, you should watch for signs to prevent the development of drug addiction. Always take drugs such as Suboxone as prescribed, and be sure to include other therapeutic approaches to pain management.
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Dangers of Suboxone
Taking high doses of Suboxone is extremely dangerous and can lead to coma and death. Cancer patients taking Suboxone are at an even higher risk as they have a pre-existing condition.
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Withdrawal
Suboxone contains naloxone specifically to prevent abuse of Suboxone. If you do abuse Suboxone, you may end up experiencing severe withdrawal symptoms. This is primarily because naloxone is an opioid antagonist that works to block the effects of opioids. If you use Suboxone as a way to “get high,” the naloxone it contains may block the effects of any opioids in your system. This leads to an almost immediate symptom of opioid withdrawal.
If you choose to use Suboxone as prescribed, you will not experience these severe withdrawal symptoms. This is because your body does not absorb as much naloxone in the form of film as it would via other methods.
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Avoiding Withdrawal Symptoms
To be safe, Suboxone should only be used with short-acting opioids. Note that short-acting opioids include:
- Heroin
- Codeine
- Morphine
- Oxycodone
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Suboxone contains two ingredients: buprenorphine and naloxone.
Buprenorphine
Buprenorphine is an opioid that has many of the same effects as other opioids. However, it also blocks some effects of opioids. An opioid partial agonist-antagonist, buprenorphine is known to help treat the dependence brought on by opioids, hence reducing withdrawal symptoms or cravings for the drug.
Naloxone
Naloxone helps to prevent abuse of Suboxone. The best method of using naloxone is via Suboxone film. This helps to release less naloxone into your body at one time, avoiding the immediate withdrawal symptoms that higher doses of naloxone can cause.
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Buprenorphine
Buprenorphine is an opioid that has many of the same effects as other opioids. However, it also blocks some effects of opioids. An opioid partial agonist-antagonist, buprenorphine is known to help treat the dependence brought on by opioids, hence reducing withdrawal symptoms or cravings for the drug.
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Naloxone
Naloxone helps to prevent abuse of Suboxone. The best method of using naloxone is via Suboxone film. This helps to release less naloxone into your body at one time, avoiding the immediate withdrawal symptoms that higher doses of naloxone can cause.
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Phases of Treatment With Suboxone
When treating opioid dependence with Suboxone, there are two phases:
- Induction
- Maintenance
During the induction phase, Suboxone helps reduce withdrawal symptoms as the patient stops abusing opioids. The only time that Suboxone is used in the induction phase is if opioid use has been decreased or has completely stopped.
Additionally, Suboxone should only be used in the induction phase in people who are addicted to short-acting opioids as described above. Suboxone treatment should not begin until the effects of these opioids have worn off, and withdrawal symptoms have begun.
During the maintenance phase, Suboxone is prescribed at a lower dosage for a longer period of time. The purpose of this phase is to help ease or eliminate withdrawal symptoms while helping to keep cravings at bay. During this time, the patient should be completing an addiction treatment program. The use of Suboxone is usually reduced and tapered down after a few months.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can you take Suboxone if you have cancer?
The main goal of Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy (REBT) is to help individuals identify and challenge irrational beliefs that create emotional disturbance and self-defeating behaviors, replacing them with more rational, flexible, and self-accepting thinking. REBT holds that events do not directly cause emotional distress; rather, it is our beliefs about events that drive our emotional and behavioral responses. By changing those beliefs, REBT aims to reduce unnecessary suffering and improve psychological functioning.
Can Suboxone cause throat problems?
REBT is used to treat depression, anxiety disorders, anger management issues, phobias, low self-esteem, relationship problems, and substance use disorders. It is particularly effective for people who tend toward rigid, all-or-nothing thinking patterns. In addiction treatment, REBT helps clients identify the irrational beliefs that drive substance use, such as the belief that they cannot cope with discomfort without a substance, and replace those beliefs with more adaptive ways of thinking.
Does buprenorphine cause oral cancer?
Limitations of REBT include its highly cognitive focus, which may not adequately address trauma stored in the body or emotional processing that goes beyond cognitive restructuring. Some clients find the confrontational style used by some REBT practitioners off-putting. REBT also requires a willingness to engage actively with challenging one's own thinking, which may be difficult for people who are not ready or able to engage in this type of introspection. It is less well-suited as a standalone treatment for severe trauma than approaches like EMDR.
Can Suboxone cause permanent damage?
The ABC model in REBT stands for Activating event (something that happens), Belief (the thought or belief you have about the event), and Consequence (the emotional and behavioral result of that belief). REBT adds a D (Disputing the irrational belief) and E (the new Effective belief and emotional outcome). The full model walks a client from identifying what happened through examining and challenging what they believed about it to developing a more adaptive response.
What health issues can Suboxone cause?
REBT and CBT (Cognitive Behavioral Therapy) share much common ground but differ philosophically. CBT focuses on identifying and modifying distorted thoughts and behaviors pragmatically, while REBT has a more philosophical foundation focused specifically on irrational beliefs and the goal of unconditional self-acceptance. REBT is considered a precursor to CBT, developed by Albert Ellis in the 1950s. In practice, many therapists blend elements of both.
What is the spit trick for Suboxone?
Yes, REBT is effective in addiction treatment settings. It helps clients challenge the irrational beliefs that both drive substance use and undermine recovery, such as the belief that they must use substances to manage stress, that they are hopeless cases, or that one slip means complete failure. Research supports the use of REBT as part of comprehensive addiction treatment. Resurgence Behavioral Health incorporates evidence-based therapies including REBT into our treatment programming.
What is the Suboxone water trick?
REBT was created by Dr. Albert Ellis, an American psychologist who developed the approach in the 1950s after finding that traditional psychoanalysis was time-consuming and often ineffective at producing behavior change. Ellis proposed that it was not past events but current irrational beliefs about those events that caused psychological distress. He went on to found the Albert Ellis Institute and wrote extensively on REBT throughout his career until his death in 2007.
What is the 3 day rule for Suboxone?
The core irrational beliefs identified in REBT are often categorized as: demanding musts and absolute imperatives ("I must succeed or I am worthless"), awfulizing (believing things are worse than they actually are), low frustration tolerance ("I can't stand this"), and global negative self-rating (condemning oneself as a whole person based on specific failings). In addiction, common irrational beliefs include "I need a drink to feel normal" or "I've relapsed so I might as well give up entirely."
What is the 15 rule for Suboxone?
REBT techniques include Socratic questioning to examine and challenge irrational beliefs, rational-emotive imagery to rehearse new emotional responses, behavioral homework assignments, shame-attacking exercises designed to increase discomfort tolerance, and bibliotherapy using REBT-informed reading. The approach is direct and active rather than passive, often involving lively debate between therapist and client about the rationality of the client's beliefs.
What foods should you avoid while taking Suboxone?
Yes, REBT is used in many rehab and addiction treatment programs as part of a comprehensive clinical approach. Its focus on challenging the belief systems that drive compulsive behavior makes it directly applicable to addiction treatment. Resurgence Behavioral Health incorporates REBT alongside CBT, DBT, motivational interviewing, and other evidence-based approaches to provide comprehensive, personalized treatment that addresses both addiction and the underlying thought patterns that sustain it.
