Treatment of Chronic Methadone Dependence with Buprenorphine
Jamshid Ahmadi
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Jamshid Ahmadi
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Background: Methadone abuse is a puzzle. Objective: To uncover the achievement of a single high dose of 64 mg of buprenorphine for the remedy of methadone dependency. Results: 64 mg of buprenorphine as a single administration can be sufficient for the treatment of methadone dependent patient. Discussion: Our study indicates that buprenorphine 64 mg as a single dose only, can be sufficient for the treatment of methadone withdrawal symptoms. So, this work may be a substantial addition to the literature. Conclusions: We can conclude that a single high dose of buprenorphine may be enough for the treatment of methadone withdrawal symptoms.
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Background: Methadone abuse is a puzzle. Objective: To uncover the achievement of a single high dose of 64 mg of buprenorphine for the remedy of methadone dependency. Results: 64 mg of buprenorphine as a single administration can be sufficient for the treatment of methadone dependent patient. Discussion: Our study indicates that buprenorphine 64 mg as a single dose only, can be sufficient for the treatment of methadone withdrawal symptoms. So, this work may be a substantial addition to the literature. Conclusions: We can conclude that a single high dose of buprenorphine may be enough for the treatment of methadone withdrawal symptoms.
Key concepts: Methadone, Buprenorphine, Medicine, Anesthesia, Substance abuse, Methadone maintenance, Psychiatry, Opioid