Häufig gestellte Fragen zu Naltrexon

Was ist Naltrexon?

Naltrexon ist ein reiner Opiat-Antagonist, da es an die Opiat-Rezeptoren im Gehirn bindet und diese zu 100 % blockiert.

Dies bedeutet, dass Sie, wenn Sie versuchen, Opiate jeglicher Art zu verwenden, während Sie Naltrexon einnehmen, die Wirkung nicht spüren werden, da alle Rezeptoren vollständig blockiert sind. Während sich Naltrexon im Körper befindet, ist ein Rückfall praktisch unmöglich.

Die Naltrexon-FAQ-Seite beantwortet Ihre Fragen zur Naltrexon-Therapie.

Wann wurde Naltrexon entwickelt?

Naltrexon ist seit den späten 1970er Jahren als orale Tablette erhältlich. Die Naltrexon-Tablette wirkt jedoch nur 24 bis 48 Stunden, und in der Praxis hat sich herausgestellt, dass die meisten Patienten ihre Medizin entweder vergessen oder sich bewusst dafür entscheiden, sie nicht einzunehmen.

Infolgedessen kehren ehemalige Heroinkonsumenten innerhalb kurzer Zeit zum Heroinkonsum zurück.

Höhere Erfolgsraten wurden erzielt, wenn Patienten entweder von besorgten Familienmitgliedern oder durch ein Gerichtssystem wie Bewährung oder Bewährung gezwungen wurden, ihre Medikamente einzunehmen.

For this reason, we strongly recommend Naltrexone chip.

We believe that Naltrexone therapy should be given for 12 months. This gives ex opiate user a chance to have their brain’s rewarding system physically recover from the damage from the opiate drugs.

It also gives the patient an excellent chance to begin on the road to recovery.

How does the Naltrexone protect from a drug addiction relapse?

Naltrexone (or ‘heroin blocker’) is a narcotic antagonist. It blocks the effects of heroin (and all other opiates like methadone, suboxone…) by blocking the opiate receptors within the brain.

Naltrexone works by binding to some of the drug receptors in your brain, preventing opiates from attaching. If opiates are taken, they simply will have no effect and therefore are a waste of money.

When you have Naltrexone chip under your skin, you are protected from relapse. You have more confidence and there is no craving like when being opiate free without Naltrexone.

When is the right time to start with Naltrexone therapy?

Immediately after the tests confirm that the body is 100% opiate free.

It means that there will not be any withdrawal reaction to a Naltrexone chip or Naltrexone injection. Everything will go smoothly.

Naltrexone FAQ page – questions and answers.

When the unwanted reactions to Naltrexone could be expected? How to avoid them? (Naltrexone FAQ)

If you didn’t undergo a qualified opioid detoxification. If the necessary drugs tests weren’t taken. When your body is not thoroughly cleansed from drugs, uncomfortable withdrawal symptoms might occur.

Are there any potential risks and side effects related to the Naltrexone chip?

There are some potential side effects (in less than 10% cases) with the Naltrexone chip including infection, irritation or inflammation.

Luckily, these reactions are very easy to eliminate by antihistamine and anti inflammation therapy.

Infection of the implant site may ocure in following cases:

If instead of a standard implant, an implant of an unknown origin is applied
The package was damaged or the expiration date was ended
A surgical intervention wasn’t performed properly, and the standard measures of aseptic and antiseptic weren’t taken.
The follow up procedure wasn’t done appropriately (bandages, taking the stitches of)

The choice of a highly qualified and accurate surgeon allows avoiding some possible complications.

A licensed pharmacists in USA manufactures the implants for us. Naltrexone is approved by the FDA.

Are there any risks and side effects after the Naltrexone injection? And how to avoid them?

Naltrexone injection or Vivitrol might cause allergic reaction extremely rarely. An immediate anti allergic therapy neutralizes such reaction.

The professionalism of a medical nurse while giving the intramuscular opioid blocker injection allows avoiding of possible infection.

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Where can I get Naltrexone prescription in the UK, Ireland or Scotland?

Naltrexone is a drug that is commonly prescribed as part of a comprehensive recovery programme from alcoholism and drug addiction.

As naltrexone is a licensed drug in the UK, it can be prescribed by your GP. However, please note that the procedure may be not so simple. You would have to be registered as a person diagnosed with drug or alcohol addiction.

Contact us if you need help with getting naltrexone, nalorex, revia tablets.

How long should you be on Naltrexone therapy?

We believe strongly that patients should be on Naltrexone therapy for at least twelve months. This prevents them from relapsing back to narcotic use and gives the patients a chance for their brain rewarding system to recover and to start making changes in their lives.

Does Naltrexone chip stay under the skin after its working is over?

Yes, the biopolymers in the implant dissolve longer than Naltrexone. Therefore, the blocker stays under the skin a few months longer after the Naltrexone is released. That means that a new Naltrexone chip must be inserted before the old one is disappeared

What recommendations must be followed after the Naltrexone pellet insertion?

1. To visit a medical institution for a regular strangulation and surgical check ups
2. Keep your dressing clean and dry. Do NOT soak in a bath/tub. If you shower, you must cover the wound with plastic to keep dry.
3. Not to carry or lift heavy objects for at least 4 weeks after the implantation
4. To take the stitches out on time (normally on the 10th day)
5. To visit a doctor in the case there is slightest doubt about possible complications