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FALSE! Methadone normalizes endocrine and immune functions deranged by injection of impure street narcotics. References: Kreek; 1973 Dole, V.P.; Implications of methadone maintenance for theories of narcotic addiction. Jounal of the American Medical Association, 1988 (November 25)260(20): 3025–3029 Back to the Methadone Test
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USE OF HIGHER-DOSE METHADONE By Sarz Maxwell MD & Marc Shinderman MD Center for Addictive Problems 609 N Wells Chicago IL 60610 Abstract Using signs, symptoms and serum methadone levels to guide evaluation, we treated 188 patients in a methadone maintenance program with doses of methadone exceeding 100 mg/d. The mean dose of these higher…
FALSE! Methadone patients feel the normal range of pain, and due to cross tolerance with methadone may need significantly _higher_ doses of narcotic analgesics administered _more_ frequently. Reference: Dole, V.P.; Nyswander, M.E. & Kreek, M.J. Narcotic blockade. Archives of Internal Medicine, 1966(October) 118: 304-309 Back to the Methadone Test