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Medikamentöse Unterstützung

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Alkohol — Tabak — Medikamente

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Entzugssymptome sind häufig verantwortlich für den raschen Rückfall in den regelmäßigen Tabakkonsum. Sie sind als Folgen des Nikotindefizits anzusehen, verschwinden nach Gabe von Nikotin, können aber auch durch andere psychotrop wirksame Substanzen unterdrückt werden. Einzelne Arbeiten zeigen sogar, daß auch sensorische Stimulanzien, z.B. eine nikotinfreie oder mit Capsaicin angereicherte Zigarette geeignet ist, Entzugsphänomene wirksam zu unterdrücken (Behm u. Rose 1994). Inwieweit diese Befunde im Rahmen einer Raucherentwöhnung sinnvoll eingesetzt werden könnten bleibt offen — die nikotinfreie, aber schadstoffhaltige Zigarette als Entwöhnungsmittel wäre nur dann sinnvoll, wenn sich dadurch eine wirksamere Löschung des Rauchverhaltens ergäbe als mit Hilfe der anderen Entwöhnungstherapeutika.

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Batra, A. (2001). Medikamentöse Unterstützung. In: Poehlke, T., Flenker, I., Reker, M., Reker, T., Kremer, G., Batra, A. (eds) Alkohol — Tabak — Medikamente. Suchtmedizinische Versorgung, vol 3. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-59535-6_8

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