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Detoxification Methods Of Benzodiazepines Mono-dependence: Application And Comparison | 18076
ISSN: 2155-6105
Journal of Addiction Research & Therapy
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enzodiazepines are among the most common drugs of abuse in Egypt. The severe discomfort experienced by patients
stopping long-term benzodiazepine use led to the development of treatment strategies for discontinuing these medications.
The study aims to evaluate different detoxification procedures which have been followed to manage benzodiazepines dependence
and to assess their efficiency in controlling withdrawal symptoms and relapse rates. The study has been conducted in the center
of Psychiatry, Neurology and Neurosurgery, Faculty of Medicine, Tanta University, Egypt. It lasted 45 days and was divided into
three phases; pretreatment phase (7 days), detoxification phase (8 days) and follow-up phase (30 days). Three different methods
of detoxifications of benzodiazepines dependences were applied and included 1) fumazenile administration (1 mg/500 ml
saline twice daily) as the main line of treatment with low doses of oxazepam given orally during the first three nights; 60 mg,
30 mg and 15 mg on the first, second and third nights of detoxification phase respectively, 2) using oxazepam with gradual
tapering and 3) abrupt discontinuation of benzodiazepines drug with symptomatic treatment. Screening of benzodiazepines
and other drugs of abuse in urine was performed using rapid screening test and Viva- A analyser. Flumazenil infusion with low
doses of oxazepam appeared to be more effective in controlling withdrawal symptoms after benzodiazepine discontinuation
with less relapse rate than oxazepam tapering or abrupt discontinuation with symptomatic treatment. Oxazepam tapering over
8 days proved to be the worst of the detoxification methods regarding severity of withdrawal and relapse.
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