Fluid retention may occur while taking Suboxone. Swelling in the legs, feet, arms, and hands are listed as infrequent side effects of Suboxone.
A side effect that is infrequent means that 1/100 - 1/1000 people experience it. Furthermore, it can cause bloating of the hands and face.
If you have swelling as a result of taking Suboxone, it is unlikely to be dangerous. However, swelling, especially in the legs and feet, can be a sign of a serious medical condition.
Serious causes of leg and feet swelling include:
If you develop leg swelling while taking Suboxone, it is important to be evaluated by your doctor as soon as possible to make sure that the swelling is not a sign of a medical problem.
Common side effects include:
Other important side effects to be aware of include:
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