What medications help control symptoms of substance related disorders? How do they work? 2. Describe in-patient...
What medications help control symptoms of substance related disorders? How do they work?
2. Describe in-patient therapy for substance related disorder.
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Answer: The medication that help to control symptoms of substance related disorders are methadone and buprenorphine.These medication works through the Mu receptor agonists which delayed onset of action.
The in - patient therapy for the substance related disorder are such as withdrawal management includes the methods by the the addiction can be withdrawal. The behavioral therapy involves making person understand the adverse effects of the substance abuse etc.
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