drs in54220 that are able to prescribe methadone? 54220=manitowoc co......'?
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I live in wisconsin, but from what I know you would have to go to a Methadone Clinic, they would prescribe and monitor your progress including watching you take the med right in front of them, which is part of the treatment. hope this helped?
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http://www.deltabravo.net/custody/drugtest.php
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hi im not from WI but i found these sites to help you out: www.local.com\nwww.msoe.edu/st life/health/freecinic.shtml\n\notherwise call ur local 411 or information. they can give you numbers
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No this is a scheduled drug that need to me monitored\nby a doctor, not an online doctor. They have to do blood\nwork to get your dose correct. See a real doctor, and get\nthe help you need.\nSUBOXONE and SUBUTEX are indicated for the treatment of opioid dependence.
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http://www.emedicine.com/oph/topic438.htm
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Call A.A. it's listed in your phone book. You may need to be detoxed 1st, they can lead you in the right direction. Don't try it alone especially if you have been using alot, DT's can be fatal. One Day at a time, God Bless.
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Try the phone book. Look under "doctors".
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1-888-987-HOPE\nthat is a number to a rapid detox for suboxone but it cost like 5,000 goodluck
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At the TRMC (Trinity Regional Medical Center). You can reach the hospital at 515-573-3101. Just ask them were u can apply. They r usually looking for ppl for extra shifts and staff.
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No, the only professionals allowed to prescribe medications are:\nMD  Medical Doctor\nDO  Doctor of Osteopathy\nDDS  Doctor of Dental Surgery\nDMD  Doctor of Medical Dentistry\nDVM  Doctor of Veterinary Medicine\nPA  Physician Assistant (no narcotics)\nARNP  Advanced Registered Nurse Practitioner\nDPM  Doctor of Podiatric Medicine\n\nDC's or Doctors of Chiropractic are not allowed to [rescribe.
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If you are honest about use of the drug for pain related use, there is a high probability that it will merely be included to be discluded from the results.  However, methadone is a highly addictive controlled substance and may not be as casually treated as an antibiotic may be.  As for your reason for worrying about the prescription, the pharmacist should have it.  They may ask for the name of the pharmacy that fills the prescription.  Another thing to consider is that it is a criminal offense on the federal level to take prescription drugs prescribed for someone else.  There may be have mitigating circumstances such as a 'fear of doctors' or 'inability to pay for doctor's services' that caused your lack of substantiating documents to attest to your need for having Methadone in your system.  Pain in and of itself is a powerful motivator to do something that would ordinarily not be done (from an ethical standpoint).  If it is intense enough to require pain medication that is as strong as methadone, you could be doing additional damage to the muscles and underlying tissues to continue to stress your back.  Pain is a signal to something being 'wrong'.  Listen to it.  It is trying to 'tell you something'.  Back pain can be very serious and should be examined for potential paralytic problems.  You could really hurt yourself more by taking the drug and continuing to work than it you try to endure the pain and stop when you are unable to stand the pressure.  See if you can find a physician to diagnose and prescribe a therapy treatment or obtain a prescription prior to the test date.  Even if the prescription is not the same, it is much better to say that I obtained some and took them until I could go to see the doctor...than to say, I am avoiding doctors and taking someone else's relief remedy.  The person for whom it is prescribed probably actually needs it, too.\n\nFurther, from a legal perspective, employers often have employees sign a legal waiver that enables them to access certain types of medical information.  Your physician may also ask for you to sign a medical information waiver form to feel protected from a breech of patient-doctor confidentiality trust.  It is better for me not to be concerned about it because any unauthorized use or circulation of it could be a matter of legal consequence.  If in doubt of the confidentiality of your physician related documents, seek an attorney's advice prior to testing.  It could prevent your arrest for illegal drug use.  There confidentiality goes 'beyond the grave'.  They cannot talk about you to anyone unless you are intending to commit a haenous offense against mankind (killing) AND they took you at your word.  \n\nSee a doctor, soon.  Hope you get to feeling better.  I used to take Doan's pills as if they were after lunch mints due to the amount of strain in one of my positions held before I had acquired skills and proficiencies through training programs to enable me to do less strenuous 'work'.
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Looks as though he is valid:\n\nTHARPE DC, JASON PRENTICE \n1203 MURFREESBORO RD \nSTE 610\nFRANKLIN, TN 37064 \nProfession:  Chiropractic Physician \nRank:   Chiropractic Physician \nLicense Number:   1750 \nStatus:   Active \nOriginal Date:   02/15/2000 \nExpiration Date:   03/31/2008\n\nThis is according to the Tennessee Dept of Health:\nhttp://www2.state.tn.us/health/licensure/index.htm\n\nHope this helps!
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for humboldt county, call humboldt county mental health alcohol/other drug programs (AOD)...7074764054 and ask them. some inpatient programs are singing trees in garberville for 28 days, lee brown/bonnie brown by alcohol/drug care services (ADCS) for 90 days in eureka, humboldt recovery center (HRC) for 6 months in eureka, crossroads by north coast substance abuse council (NCSAC) for 18 months in eureka. the local number for mental health crisis is 7074457715, the narcotics anonymous hotline is 7074448645, humboldt county mental health non-crisis is 7072682900.\ngood luck
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My dad was on methadone for over 30 years. Its one of those controversial treatments. I don't dispute the fact that it is a life saving treatment. There are honest doctors that can use it to wean you off drugs with it and have great success. The large problem areas are the methadone "clinics". Many people go there for treatment expecting a gradual reduction which never comes. Here the cost for methadone is 10-20 per day and either 25 or 50 a month for a counseling session. So they are making too much money off of it. Instead of gradually reducing the amount to get people off of it, they increase the dose as the patients become tolerant of it. There are some private doctors that will do methadone treatment but you really need to discuss it over with several before making a decision. Some of these doctors will try to wean you off of the methadone too fast. You have to find a doctor with a reasonable plan of care. I remember watching HBO a few months ago and there is a special called Methadonia which if you can watch that, they really portray the methadone clinics fairly for the most part. If you do decide to seek treatment at a clinic make sure that your doctor is aware that you are there to quit and not for maintenance therapy! Good luck on trying to help yourself. The type of addiction that requires this type of treatment is a hard journey and congrats on making that decision!
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Try this link. Good Luck with all of your trials and tribulations!!\n\nhttp://www.meth-addiction.com/
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Try http://www.webmd.com and type in the prescription name.
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I agree. Call your local RX. Like CVS or Walgreens, Walmart ect.  And ask them.  They will know.