Posted by rjlockhart37 on December 21, 2019, at 21:43:03
In reply to Looking back..., posted by undopaminergic on December 21, 2019, at 12:40:42
i read through some, you were more in detail, and wrote longer posts, with studies and personal experiences. Talked much about your situation, in details.
Opiates, suboxone, they increase your opiod and i think....some dopamine, but im not skilled in knowing about opiates, but i've taken hydrocodone before, i know that's a low stregth one, but i was more socialable and talked, i had more feeling. Then after i stop taking it kinda went away, depression. Opiates defintly are anti-depresssants, that is a fact writte in words. People who become depednent,from i've read is they have to stay on sub, to feel normal and having good social times, and having general feeling of well-being. Methadone, is more potent, but it doesn't exactly get an oxycodone high, but it's stronger than sub, and some people have to take for their well-being to keep them from using heavy opiates, or using heroin. I've gone through so much depression, it's the feeling of nothingness, and no reward, you just ... have your eyes open, and don't feel anything, apathy, or sadness and sorrow, it makes you just...you either want to sleep, you have trouble doing tasks, talking to people, because of low neurotransmitters. I've been in deep deperession before, i dread ever going back to that feeling of just having my eyes open, and feeling nothing, just standing or siting and not interact with people or reality.
I hope sub, helps, it's widely used for opiate dependence, methadone is bit stronger for heavy opiate usage like heroin and hydromorphone. But sub, still provides an antidepressant, relief just as methadone does, think as it this way, methadone-old anti-depressants like MAOI's, and sub- like tricyclic and SSRI's, it's better in side effects than methadone, and your can become addicted very much to it.
please keep posting how your doing
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