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Fentanyl Module

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  1. Introduction
    Introduction
  2. What is Fentanyl and Why Is It so Deadly?
  3. Medical Use
  4. How does Fentanyl Affect the Body?
  5. Summary
  6. Effects
    What are the Effects of Fentanyl?
  7. Respiratory Depression
  8. Rapid Overdose
  9. Long-term effects
  10. How can Fentanyl Impact People With Other Medical Conditions?
  11. Summary
  12. Overdose
    What are the Signs of a Fentanyl Overdose?
  13. Is Fentanyl Overdose Reversible?
  14. Action Plan!
  15. Routes of Administration
  16. Summary
  17. Risks
    General Risks
  18. Risk Philosophy
  19. Polysubstance Use and Fentanyl Use
  20. How to Decrease your Risk
  21. Drug Checking
  22. Activity
  23. Summary
  24. Treatment
    Substitution Treatment
  25. Heroin-Assisted Treatment
  26. Resources for Risk Management
  27. Summary
  28. Last Remarks!
Fentanyl Module Substitution Treatment
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Substitution Treatment

Substitution treatments can help with drug use, reduce cravings and withdrawal symptoms, and minimize risk of overdose These treatments are safe alternatives to using opioids such as street fentanyl.

Hydromorphone

Hydromorphone is another opioid that can be used in place of fentanyl. It is often sold under the brand name “Dilaudid”.

Suboxone  

Suboxone is a form of medication that contains both buprenorphine and naloxone.

MMT (methadone maintenance treatment)

Methadone is another opioid that is used to treat opioid dependence. To learn more about these treatments, please visit the Substitution Treatment Module. More detailed information on treatment options can be found within the ‘What are my treatment options’ lesson.

Suboxone Addiction & Abuse Treatments - Suboxone Info