Tianeptine Withdrawal Symptoms:
Common withdrawal symptoms from Tianeptine may include:
~FATIGUE
~INSOMNIA
~MUSCLE ACHES
~ANXIETY
~RESTLESSNESS
~EXCESSIVE SWEATING
Within the initial 12-96 hours of withdrawal:
~NAUSEA AND VOMITING
~DIARRHEA
~HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE
~BLURRY VISION
~ABDOMINAL PAIN
~RAPID HEARTBEAT
INSPIRATION HEALTH TIANEPTINE TREATMENT PROGRAM
At Inspiration Health, we provide a comprehensive approach to managing Tianeptine use disorder, integrating medical management with personalized therapy. Our skilled team is well-versed in addressing the unique challenges associated with Tianeptine dependence.
Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) for Tianeptine Use Disorder
When addressing tianeptine use disorder, we begin treatment with Lucemyra (lofexidine), a non-opioid medication designed to manage withdrawal symptoms without causing dependence. Lucemyra helps alleviate withdrawal symptoms by reducing norepinephrine levels, thus easing discomfort associated with withdrawal.
After the initial phase of treatment with Lucemyra, we transition our patients to Suboxone (buprenorphine/naloxone) for long-term MAT. This transition is carefully managed to minimize discomfort and avoid precipitated withdrawal, which can occur due to tianeptine’s lingering effects in the body.
Lucemyra is typically used for the first few days of withdrawal, during which patients experience significant relief from symptoms. Following this initial period, Suboxone is introduced as the primary medication for ongoing treatment. Suboxone helps to stabilize the patient and reduce cravings, supporting long-term recovery and helping to prevent relapse.
In addition to Lucemyra and Suboxone, our medical team may prescribe other medications to manage specific withdrawal symptoms.
Counseling and Care Coordination for Tianeptine Use Disorder
Counseling is a vital part of our treatment program at Inspiration Health. Our licensed professional counselors offer individual, group, and family therapy sessions designed to address the underlying issues related to Tianeptine use disorder. We use a variety of therapeutic techniques, including:
~Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT)
~Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
~Eye-Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR)
~Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)
These therapies help clients manage grief/loss, family relationships, anger, and other factors impacting their recovery. Additionally, our counselors work with clients to develop coping skills, identify and avoid triggers, and support sustained recovery.
Finding Support at Inspiration Health
Our dedicated team at Inspiration Health is here to support you throughout your recovery journey. Whether you need immediate assistance or ongoing care, we are committed to providing the highest quality of treatment for Tianeptine use disorder. Contact us today to schedule an appointment and begin your path to recovery.