Cocaine withdrawal: An effective three-drug regimen: Postgraduate Medicine: Vol 85, No 4

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Persistent withdrawal symptoms such as drug craving, irritability, and depression may prevent some cocaine addicts from participating fully in a treatment program or may cause their premature departure from a substance abuse facility. In this article, Dr Pike reports on patients whose withdrawal symptoms were relieved by the use of amantadine, a dopamine agonist

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