Suboxone

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Suboxone is a prescription medication combining buprenorphine and naloxone, primarily used to treat opioid dependence by reducing withdrawal symptoms and cravings.

All labels observed (1)

Label Occurrences
Suboxone canonical 1

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Statements (49)

Predicate Object
instanceOf brandNameDrug ⓘ
combinationDrug ⓘ
medication ⓘ
approvalFor treatmentOfOpioidDependence ⓘ
approvedBy USFoodAndDrugAdministration ⓘ
chemicalRelationship containsBuprenorphineHydrochloride ⓘ
containsNaloxoneHydrochloride ⓘ
containsSubstanceWithClass opioidAntagonist ⓘ
partialMuOpioidReceptorAgonist ⓘ
contraindicatedWith acuteSevereBronchialAsthma ⓘ
severeRespiratoryDepression ⓘ
developedBy Indivior ⓘ
dosageForm sublingualFilm ⓘ
sublingualTablet ⓘ
hasActiveIngredient buprenorphine ⓘ
naloxone ⓘ
hasComponentRole buprenorphineProvidesOpioidEffect ⓘ
naloxoneDiscouragesInjectionMisuse ⓘ
hasGenericVersion buprenorphineNaloxone ⓘ
indicatedFor opioidDependence ⓘ
opioidUseDisorder ⓘ
marketedBy Indivior ⓘ
mayCauseAdverseEffect constipation ⓘ
headache ⓘ
insomnia ⓘ
nausea ⓘ
sedation ⓘ
sweating ⓘ
monitoringRequirement liverFunctionMonitoring ⓘ
pharmacologicalClass partialOpioidAgonistCombination ⓘ
pregnancyCategory useOnlyIfBenefitsOutweighRisks ⓘ
regulatesReceptor muOpioidReceptor ⓘ
requires medicalSupervision ⓘ
prescription ⓘ
risk dependence ⓘ
misuseAndAbuse ⓘ
precipitatedWithdrawalInFullAgonistUsers ⓘ
respiratoryDepression ⓘ
routeOfAdministration buccal ⓘ
sublingual ⓘ
schedule controlledSubstance ⓘ
usedFor maintenanceTreatmentOfOpioidDependence ⓘ
reductionOfOpioidCravings ⓘ
reductionOfOpioidWithdrawalSymptoms ⓘ
usedIn medicationAssistedTreatment ⓘ
usedWith counseling ⓘ
psychosocialSupport ⓘ
warning riskOfOverdoseIfCombinedWithAlcohol ⓘ
riskOfOverdoseIfCombinedWithBenzodiazepines ⓘ

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