瑞他曲肽对酒精渴望的影响?

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I have to take yearly ASAM courses, and noticed The National ASAM Conference, in April, is having a lecture on on Sema/GPL1's effects on alcohol use. Unfortunately employer is not paying for attendance. Knowing this is going to be discussed, w/ what is considered the agency that is the standard for Addictive Medicine, this will no doubt lead this to being used at some point for addiction if the anecdotal evidence continues, as well as the studies. The addiction crisis is a hot topic, especially the last 25 years and generates a ton of money from the feds for States and County funds for addiction. This definitely will contribute to CMS standards for payment of GPL1 for addition, eventually.
 
janedoe said:
I have to take yearly ASAM courses, and noticed The National ASAM Conference, in April, is having a lecture on on Sema/GPL1's effects on alcohol use. Unfortunately employer is not paying for attendance. Knowing this is going to be discussed, w/ what is considered the agency that is the standard for Addictive Medicine, this will no doubt lead this to being used at some point for addiction if the anecdotal evidence continues, as well as the studies. The addiction crisis is a hot topic, especially the last 25 years and generates a ton of money from the feds for States and County funds for addiction. This definitely will contribute to CMS standards for payment of GPL1 for addition, eventually.
My psych says I'm not the only one on sema for that reason, and that it works well for most of her patients. It will be interesting to see how many people start claiming to be alcoholics to get it because insurance won't cover medicinal weight loss, but will cover addiction treatment. A lot of insurance companies moved this year to remove medicines from coverage, but left surgeries like gastric bypass.
 
chmuse said:
My psych says I'm not the only one on sema for that reason, and that it works well for most of her patients. It will be interesting to see how many people start claiming to be alcoholics to get it because insurance won't cover medicinal weight loss, but will cover addiction treatment. A lot of insurance companies moved this year to remove medicines from coverage, but left surgeries like gastric bypass.
I concur. I have to argue with my PCP for labs more than once a year, w/ employer health Insurance. Ironically, if I was an addict, I would have any care I wanted, and even some that I didn't inquire about. Addiction is big business, but there is no money in people getting well, so if it happens, it will be slow going for sure for addiction medicinal use, but certainly quicker than the medical weightloss need.
 
janedoe said:
I concur. I have to argue with my PCP for labs more than once a year, w/ employer health Insurance. Ironically, if I was an addict, I would have any care I wanted, and even some that I didn't inquire about. Addiction is big business, but there is no money in people getting well, so if it happens, it will be slow going for sure for addiction medicinal use, but certainly quicker than the medical weightloss need.
I figure it'll be like the weight loss. Covered until it gets too expensive and then removed from coverage as soon as they can.
 
exploitedworkerbee said:
抱歉,我知道这可能不是你想要的答案,但你有没有考虑过参加匿名戒酒互助会(AA)的会议?我正在康复中,已经十多年没喝酒了,也很久没参加过会议了,但在我戒酒初期,它就像一个免费的团体治疗,能和一些有共鸣的人交流,真的很有帮助。我现在仍然会运用那些应对技巧和方法来处理各种生活难题。

祝你好运,希望你能顺利解决这个问题。咬牙坚持确实很艰难。最终,如果你戒酒的时间足够长,你就会不再想它,至少我是这样的。
这基本上就是我的故事。我本来也想提一下匿名戒酒互助会(AA)。我的生活因为戒酒(以及其他一些原因)而变得越来越好。
 
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