
|Articles|August 16, 2011
Is It Possible to Stop Smoking During Substance Abuse Treatment?
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- If multiple substances are being stopped simultaneously, the feasibility hinges on physiologic withdrawal risk, psychiatric comorbidity, and treatment setting, with nicotine often addressable alongside other SUD care.
What is your experience with patients who may decide to quit multiple substances simultaneously? Is it overambitious?
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What is your experience with patients who may decide to quit multiple substances simultantouely? Is it overambitious?
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