Stopping opioids can involve withdrawal symptoms and medical risks. The appropriate approach depends on the individual, current use, other medications, health history and clinical evaluation.
A medical evaluation can help determine which evidence-based approaches may be appropriate. Care may include symptom management, medications when clinically indicated, monitoring, supportive care, and planning for what comes after the initial transition.
The goal is not a one-size-fits-all program. It is a medically appropriate plan based on your circumstances.