RISKS RELATED TO DIAZEPINE DEPENDENCE AND WITHDRAWAL MANAGEMENT: LITERATURE REVIEW

Introduction:The chronic use of diazepine medication is increasing and, in addition, without a prescription or adequate medical prescription.It leads to changes in the GABA receptor, reducing its affinity for its neurotransmitter and decreasing GABAergic activity.This is manifested in the form of tolerance to the drug (MOSFIAK, 2020).Objective: To review the risks related to diazepine dependence and management of its withdrawal.Result: Unfortunately, there is still no robust evidence that any medication can be used to aid withdrawal from diazepines after prolonged use, although some research and reviews have been carried out in this regard (MOSFIAK, 2020).Conclusion: The chronic use of diazepine medication is increasing and, in addition, without a prescription or adequate medical prescription.It leads to changes in the GABA receptor, reducing its affinity for its neurotransmitter and decreasing GABAergic activity.This is manifested in the form of tolerance to the drug (MOSFIAK, 2020).

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International Journal of Health Science
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2024-08-12
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https://doi.org/10.22533/at.ed.1594752412087
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Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder
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RISKS RELATED TO DIAZEPINE DEPENDENCE AND WITHDRAWAL MANAGEMENT: LITERATURE REVIEW

Aline Galdino Goiz, Samanttha Cristina da Silva Chaves, Anny Izumi Toma, Layo Abreu Machado et al.
International Journal of Health Science
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder
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RISKS RELATED TO DIAZEPINE DEPENDENCE AND WITHDRAWAL MANAGEMENT: LITERATURE REVIEW

Aline Galdino Goiz, Samanttha Cristina da Silva Chaves, Anny Izumi Toma, Layo Abreu Machado, Ayumi Fukuyama Parra, Sarah Frota Loiola, Laura Oliveira Lorenzo de Andrade, Paulo Henrique Faria Domingues, Alciléa Barbosa de Andrade Vila Flor, Luiz Gustavo De Sant’Anna Santos, Flávio Henrique Alves, Mainara de Queiroz Moreira, Elma Oliveira Alves Monteiro
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Introduction:The chronic use of diazepine medication is increasing and, in addition, without a prescription or adequate medical prescription.It leads to changes in the GABA receptor, reducing its affinity for its neurotransmitter and decreasing GABAergic activity.This is manifested in the form of tolerance to the drug (MOSFIAK, 2020).Objective: To review the risks related to diazepine dependence and management of its withdrawal.Result: Unfortunately, there is still no robust evidence that any medication can be used to aid withdrawal from diazepines after prolonged use, although some research and reviews have been carried out in this regard (MOSFIAK, 2020).Conclusion: The chronic use of diazepine medication is increasing and, in addition, without a prescription or adequate medical prescription.It leads to changes in the GABA receptor, reducing its affinity for its neurotransmitter and decreasing GABAergic activity.This is manifested in the form of tolerance to the drug (MOSFIAK, 2020).

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RISKS RELATED TO DIAZEPINE DEPENDENCE AND WITHDRAWAL MANAGEMENT: LITERATURE REVIEW — Aline Galdino Goiz, Samanttha Cristina da Silva Chaves, et al. · International Journal of Health Science (2024) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS