Medicines Associated with Dependence or Withdrawal Symptoms¶
National Institute for Health and Care Excellence. (2022). Medicines Associated with Dependence or Withdrawal Symptoms: Safe Prescribing and Withdrawal Management for Adults.
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Mechanisms¶
- Medication Taper Schedule
- Its strength is that it removes an input whose continued full dose is harmful without inflicting the shock the body is primed to suffer if the drug simply disappears — it manages a genuine withdrawal or discontinuation syndrome rather than pretending it away.
This sourceRecommends slow, stepwise dose reduction to manage withdrawal symptoms when stopping dependence-forming medicines or antidepressants.
- Its strength is that it removes an input whose continued full dose is harmful without inflicting the shock the body is primed to suffer if the drug simply disappears — it manages a genuine withdrawal or discontinuation syndrome rather than pretending it away.
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