Kratom Withdrawal Home Remedies: Safe Relief & Virtual Treatment in Tennessee

If you’re searching for kratom withdrawal home remedies, you may already know how uncomfortable quitting kratom can be. From muscle aches and anxiety to intense cravings, withdrawal can feel overwhelming. While a few home-based methods can provide relief, medical support—especially for those also using opioids—is the safest way to avoid relapse or dangerous complications.

At Recovery Care of Columbia, we’ve helped over 1,000 Tennesseans in cities like Columbia, Nashville, Clarksville, Memphis, and Lakesite transition to a healthier life. Our virtual addiction treatment program, called TeleMAT, makes getting help easier than ever.

Understanding Kratom Withdrawal

Kratom is a plant-based substance with opioid-like effects. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) warns that kratom is not approved for any medical use and carries a risk of addiction, overdose, or death (FDA source). Regular use can cause physical dependence, and when you stop, withdrawal symptoms may include:

• Anxiety and irritability
  
• Insomnia and restless legs
  
• Nausea, vomiting, or diarrhea
  
• Muscle aches and sweating
  
• Intense cravings for kratom or other opioids
  

Kratom Withdrawal Home Remedies That May Help

While professional treatment is safest, some people begin with kratom withdrawal home remedies to manage mild symptoms. These can help reduce discomfort:

1. Hydration & Balanced Nutrition
   
   • Drink water, herbal tea, and electrolyte-rich fluids to replace lost minerals.
     
2. Over-the-Counter Relief
   
   • Non-prescription pain relievers like ibuprofen (use as directed) can ease muscle aches.
     
3. Gentle Exercise & Stretching
   
   • Walking, yoga, and light stretching promote circulation and mood stabilization.
     
4. Sleep Hygiene
   
   • Keep a regular bedtime, reduce screen time, and consider natural sleep aids like melatonin.
     
5. Supportive Environment
   
   • Ask a trusted friend or family member to stay nearby for accountability and emotional support.
     

Important: These remedies may ease symptoms but cannot prevent severe withdrawal or relapse. If you have a history of opioid use or mental health issues, professional care is strongly recommended.

Why Professional Help Matters

The Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) lists kratom as a “drug of concern,” and overdose deaths have occurred when kratom is mixed with other opioids or substances. If you’ve ever used heroin, fentanyl, or prescription painkillers, stopping kratom on your own can trigger dangerous cravings for stronger opioids.

Suboxone, a medication approved by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), virtually eliminates opioid withdrawal and cravings. Transitioning from kratom—or any opioid such as hydrocodone, oxycodone, or fentanyl—can be painless when done correctly under medical supervision.

Virtual Suboxone Treatment with TeleMAT

Our clinic pioneered TeleMAT (telemedicine medication-assisted treatment) in Tennessee and was the first clinic in the state to receive a virtual medical license for addiction treatment.

Why Choose Recovery Care of Columbia

• Same-Day Prescriptions: Suboxone can be sent to your local pharmacy or delivered overnight.
  
• No Clinic Visits: Entire treatment is completed from your phone or computer.
  
• Insurance Options: We accept TennCare Medicaid and most commercial health plans.
  
• Trusted Care: Over 100 verified 5-star Google reviews from grateful patients.
  
• Accredited & Experienced: Accredited by The Joint Commission; our owners are in active recovery and built this clinic to treat patients with kindness and respect.
  
• Comprehensive Support: Master’s-level counselors provide one-on-one and group therapy for long-term success.
  

Ready to start?

• Register with commercial insurance
• Register with TennCare Medicaid
• Register as a self-pay patient

You can also view insurance and pricing, meet our team, or read patient reviews.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does kratom withdrawal last?

Symptoms typically start within 12–24 hours after the last dose and can last 3–10 days, though some people experience lingering anxiety or insomnia.

Can I use Suboxone for kratom withdrawal?

Yes. Suboxone can ease cravings and withdrawal symptoms, especially if you have a history of opioid use. Always start under medical supervision.

Does insurance cover telemedicine addiction treatment?

Yes. We accept TennCare Medicaid and most commercial insurance plans. View our insurance and pricing options.

What if I can’t travel to a clinic?

You never need to. With TeleMAT, all appointments are virtual. Prescriptions can be sent to your local pharmacy or shipped overnight.

Steps to Begin Recovery Today

1. Call or Text (931) 548-3062 for a confidential consultation.
   
2. Download the secure Spruce Health mobile app to message our team.
   
3. Start same-day treatment and receive your prescription today.
   

Related Articles

• Is Kratom Addictive? What Tennessee Residents Need to Know
• Kratom Withdrawal: Safe Treatment Options in Tennessee
• Kratom Withdrawal Treatment: Safe, Effective Options in Tennessee
• Kratom Withdrawal: Safe Treatment Options in Tennessee

External Addiction Resources

• FDA Kratom Information
• Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA)
• Centers for Disease Control and Prevention | CDC.gov
• Tennessee Department of Health Drug Overdose Dashboard
• National Institute on Drug Abuse
• National Center on Substance Abuse and Child Welfare
• Find a Peer Recovery Support Specialist
• The DEA Announces Intent to Schedule Kratom

Recovery from kratom or opioid addiction is possible—without shame and without leaving home. Whether you live in Knoxville, Murfreesboro, or a small Tennessee town, our compassionate team at Recovery Care of Columbia is ready to help you take the first step toward a healthier, drug-free life today.