I have never tried it or even heard of it, but I just looked it up. It definitely sounds promising as it 24/7 pain med going thru your system and it is administered different from a pill ( which is better as more medicine goes directly to your blood stream). Apparently it is not as addictive or habit forming as most opiates. I am definitely going to talk to my specialist and my GP about trying it. I think u should do your home work on it and then make a decision. It doestrogen not sound like u have anything to lose by trying it. My love bug Cailey and I sent u hugs a hope your pain is less today

I've never taken any meds for fibro. Just used heat, rest and suffered. I recently started taking 1 mg. of LDN (low dose Naltrexone - off label use). I haven't had a flare since and I wake up with less stiffness and pain. I'm encouraged. My body is still getting use to it.

Hi all I just started reading up on belbuca it is an opioid but it has less withdrawal effects so it helps you get off other opioids. But it has 1106 drug interactions so take a look at that and whoever was sweating that is a very common side effect sweating and redness in the mouth as well. Also quick heartbeat.

My husband take Belbuca for pain. It is not an opiod, though it attatches to the same receptors that opiod's do. He takes the 450 MCG Film. He prefers it to opiods.

I just started Beluga a week ago. It is helping my pain. I was shocked. I am however having major breakouts of sweating. My head becomes drenched. This is annoying. I have left a message with the dr.