Any doctor who can prescribe Suboxone can also prescribe Subutex. There is no difference in the actions of the two medications when they are taken properly; Suboxone contains naloxone, that supposedly reduces IV use of Suboxone.
1 Sediment in urine can also be caused due to the passage of kidney stones into the bladder via the ureters. 2  Inflammation of the bladder and the pelvic region due to radiation therapy, the use of bladder catheters and certain contraceptive devices can also result in the formation of bladder stones.
Orange urine: Some medications with blackberry or beetroot dyes or rhubarb, can cause the urine to be orange. Medical issues that can cause orange urine are dehydration and jaundice. Cloudy urine: This can be a sign of urinary tract infection (UTI) or kidney stones. For men, semen left in the urinary tract can also cause the urine to be cloudy or murky. Foamy urine: When ingesting too much protein, excessive foam can be produced in the urine. Excessive protein can lead to disorders of the kidneys and liver.