Dr. Staci Mulcahy, DO, Addiction Medicine Specialist
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Dr. Staci Mulcahy, DO

Addiction Medicine Specialist | Addiction Medicine

5/5(10)
1605 N Cedar Crest Blvd Suite 602 Allentown PENNSYLVANIA, 18104
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Practice Philosophy

Traditional Medicine

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5/5

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Dr. Staci Mulcahy is an Addiction Medicine Physician in Allentown and Stroudsburg PENNSYLVANIA. Dr. Mulcahy evaluates and treats people for illicit drug use and excessive alcohol use that has become problematic and/or unhealthy.  She utilizes evidence-based practices, her 26 years of experience in Addiction Medicine and her counseling skills to motivate, educate and treat substance use disorders.

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Dr. Staci Mulcahy, DO's Expert Contributions
  • Overdosing with Metoprolol?

    You should be fine. READ MORE

  • Anabolic steroid withdrawal symptom management/recovery?

    His body should be able to recover on its own in time but there are some natural supplements that can help. He can speak to somone at a GNC or vitamin shoppe. Specifically for depressive symptoms, he can speak with a psychiatrist. Hope this is helpful! READ MORE

  • Coming off Suboxone or overdosing?

    Suboxone is a partial opioid so it needs to be tapered very slowly to avoid feeling sick. Those are withdrawal symptoms. My recommendation is to go back to taking the suboxone 8 mg twice a day and discuss your desire to come off of it with your prescriber. If you have all areas of your life stabilized, it may be the right time. There are injectable medications that can help you get off of this without having withdrawal. READ MORE

  • Is methadone legal to prescribe

    Generally you would need to set up "guest dosing" at a merhadobe clinic near the place of travel. READ MORE

  • How long does it take your system to be cleaning illegal drugs in your urine

    It depends on the drug. Fentanyl which has essentially replaced heroin in illicit supplecan take months to come out of urine. There are test strips you can buy to test yourself READ MORE

  • drug cleansing

    Should only be detectable in urine for 3 days and blood even less. Nothing needs tp be done. READ MORE

  • Quit drinking cold turkey

    Absolutely not! DT's and seizures can occur and cause potentially long standing problems. I recommend detox where they can medicte you to keep you safe. READ MORE

  • stop opioid use

    Complicated question. I would see a rheumatologist ASAP to get treated for RA and SLE. There are good medication options. A family doctor can disciss non addictive meds and non-pharmacoliguc options as well to help with pain. If you are getting opioids from a doctor, ask to swtch tobuprenorphine. This is a partial opioid that can help with pain and avoid withdrawal. You can also seek this in an addiction clinic. Good luck! READ MORE

  • Cbd with depakote and gabapentin to treat alcohol withdrawal

    I highly recommend that you go to a detox facility or emergency room for evaluation. With your history of DT's and withdrawal seizures, withdrawing at home, we'll put you at great risk for having one or two of these issues again. Per my knowledge, there is no evidence that cbd will assist with withdrawal. I would not recommend taking propanolol to lower your blood pressure, as it will complicate the picture. We utilize blood pressure and pulse as a way to know how severe the withdrawal is. Good luck! READ MORE

Dr. Staci Mulcahy, DO's Practice location

Pyramid Healthcare, Inc

1605 N Cedar Crest Blvd Suite 602 -
Allentown, PENNSYLVANIA 18104
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New patients: 610-434-1126

Embrace Health, LLC-Owner and Medical Director

Consulation only -
Allentown, PA 18106
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New patients: 484-821-3688

Pyramid Healthcare, Inc

1619 N. 9th St 13-15 -
Stroudsburg, PA 18360
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Dr. Staci Mulcahy, DO has a rating of 5 out of 5 stars based on the reviews from 10 patients. FindaTopDoc has aggregated the experiences from real patients to help give you more insights and information on how to choose the best Addiction Medicine Specialist in your area. These reviews do not reflect a providers level of clinical care, but are a compilation of quality indicators such as bedside manner, wait time, staff friendliness, ease of appointment, and knowledge of conditions and treatments.

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