Physician-led telehealth care for kratom and 7-Hydroxymitragynine (7-OH) dependence. Our doctor understands what you're going through.
There is no judgment here. Recovery begins with one confidential appointment.
Many patients use the terms interchangeably, but they are different substances. That difference matters for treatment.
Kratom is a plant (Mitragyna speciosa) native to Southeast Asia. Its leaves contain active compounds that interact with opioid receptors in the brain. Many people begin using kratom to manage pain, anxiety, or to self-treat withdrawal from other opioids.
At lower doses it can produce stimulant-like effects. At higher doses it behaves more like an opioid, producing sedation, pain relief, and over time, physical dependence.
Stopping kratom after regular use often causes withdrawal symptoms that feel very similar to opioid withdrawal: anxiety, insomnia, muscle aches, sweating, and intense cravings.
7-Hydroxymitragynine, commonly called 7-OH, is a highly potent alkaloid derived from kratom. It is sold in concentrated extract form and is significantly more powerful than standard kratom powder or capsules.
7-OH binds to opioid receptors with much greater potency than kratom leaf products. This makes dependence develop faster, withdrawal more intense, and stopping on your own considerably harder.
There is growing concern in the medical and regulatory community about 7-OH. It is currently under review for scheduling as a controlled substance. This would make it significantly harder to obtain.
Many people who develop kratom or 7-OH dependence did not set out to become dependent. It often starts as a way to manage pain, anxiety, opioid withdrawal, or just to get through the day. Over time, the body adapts. Stopping starts to feel impossible.
Repeated attempts to cut back or quit, followed by returning to use to relieve withdrawal symptoms.
The amount that used to work no longer does. Higher doses or more frequent use are needed just to function.
Anxiety, sweating, muscle aches, irritability, insomnia, or nausea when a dose is delayed or missed.
Relationships, work, finances, or daily responsibilities are being impacted by your use or by managing it.
Kratom and 7-OH products are expensive. A significant habit can cost hundreds to thousands of dollars a month.
You don't want to keep using, but stopping feels too difficult or too painful to manage without help.
If any of these sound familiar, you are not alone. You are not weak. Kratom and 7-OH create real physical dependence. Getting help from a physician is not a last resort. It is a practical, effective next step.

Founding Physician, Allevius Clinic
Dr. Bajoghli has more than 10 years of experience treating opioid dependence, including patients dealing with kratom and 7-OH use. Treatment is private, conducted entirely through secure telehealth, and focused on what actually works for you.
There is no intake team, no rotating providers, and no starting over every visit. You work directly with the physician. Dr. Bajoghli has treated thousands of patients and understands what dependence feels like from a patient's perspective.
Schedule online. Same-day availability. No referral needed.
Discuss your history, current use, and what you've already tried. No judgment.
Medication-assisted treatment when clinically appropriate, with a plan built around your situation.
Prescriptions sent to a pharmacy near you or by mail-order. Continued care beyond the first visit.
7-Hydroxymitragynine (7-OH) is currently under federal review for scheduling as a controlled substance. If scheduled, access to 7-OH products would become significantly restricted or eliminated. This makes it harder to taper gradually and potentially triggering abrupt withdrawal for current users. Seeking treatment now, while options are still available, puts you in a much stronger position.
You can schedule and be seen by a physician today. There is no waitlist and no referral required.
Evidence-based medications can significantly reduce withdrawal symptoms and cravings, making the process far more manageable than stopping on your own.
Secure telehealth means no waiting room, no one you know, and no record beyond your private medical chart.
Commercial plans, Medicare, and Medicaid (VA, MD, PA) are accepted. Self-pay is also available.
Many patients who come to me for kratom or 7-OH treatment spent months, sometimes years, trying to stop on their own. They felt embarrassed, or they weren't sure their situation was serious enough to warrant a doctor's help.
It is. Kratom and 7-OH dependence is real, it is physical, and it responds well to treatment. My goal is to give you a clear picture of what's happening in your body, and a practical path forward. No lecture, no judgment, just medicine.
Your history with kratom or 7-OH is medical information, not a character flaw.
You see the same physician every visit. No repeating your story from scratch.
All care is conducted through secure telehealth from wherever you are most comfortable.
Recovery begins with one confidential appointment.
Meet with Dr. Bajoghli through a secure telehealth visit. Discuss your history, your goals, and what treatment looks like for you. Same-day appointments available.