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Abstract

Effectiveness of Medication Based Treatment for Opioid Use Disorder

Gowthami Bainaboina

Many people with OUD enjoy treatment with medication for variable lengths of your time, together with womb-to-tomb treatment. in progress patient medication treatment for OUD is joined to higher retention and outcomes than treatment while not medication. Even so, some folks stop exploitation opioids on their own; others recover through support teams or specialty patient or residential treatment with or while not medication. Still, FDA-approved medication ought to be thought of and offered to patients with OUD as a part of their treatment. Benefits • The 3 FDA-approved medications accustomed treat OUD improve patients’ health and health by: • Reducing or eliminating withdrawal symptoms: synthetic heroin, buprenorphine. •Blunting or obstruction the consequences of illicit opioids: synthetic heroin, naltrexone, buprenorphine. •Reducing or eliminating cravings to use opioids: synthetic heroin, naltrexone, buprenorphine. Studies show that individuals with opioid use disorder UN agency follow detoxification with complete abstinence area unit terribly possible to relapse, or come to exploitation the drug. whereas relapse could be a traditional tread the trail to recovery, it may be life threatening, raising the danger for a fatal dose [1]. Thus, a crucial thanks to support recovery from diacetylmorphine or prescription opioid use disorder is to take care of abstinence from those medication. Somebody in recovery may use medications that scale back the negative effects of withdrawal and cravings while not manufacturing the high spirits that the first drug of abuse caused. as an example, the federal agency recently approved lofexidine, a non-opioid medication designed to cut back opioid withdrawal symptoms. synthetic heroin and buprenorphine area unit different medications approved for this purpose