2020
DOI: 10.1007/s11606-020-06281-4
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Responding to Unsafe Opioid Use: Abandon the Drug, Not the Patient

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“…Indeed, the desire to avoid withdrawal symptoms and feel normal are the most important factors that drive drug-seeking behavior [ 70 ]. The approach for some physicians who suspect a patient of opioid misuse or abuse is to discontinue opioid therapy and even terminate the relationship [ 71 ]. The problem is that the withdrawal symptoms and cravings which have been described as life-threatening [ 72 ], are overwhelmingly strong that the interest to feel normal and counteract the symptoms is extremely high (Class 4).…”
Section: Relationship Between Stimulus Persistence and Interests And ...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Indeed, the desire to avoid withdrawal symptoms and feel normal are the most important factors that drive drug-seeking behavior [ 70 ]. The approach for some physicians who suspect a patient of opioid misuse or abuse is to discontinue opioid therapy and even terminate the relationship [ 71 ]. The problem is that the withdrawal symptoms and cravings which have been described as life-threatening [ 72 ], are overwhelmingly strong that the interest to feel normal and counteract the symptoms is extremely high (Class 4).…”
Section: Relationship Between Stimulus Persistence and Interests And ...mentioning
confidence: 99%