Managing Opiate
Dependence
Pharmacy Perspective
Hasryn Azzuar Mohd Khairy
Pharmacist
Methadone Pharmacy
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OPIOIDS
OPIAT BAHAN ASAS TEMPAT PENGELUARAN
- Candu
- Heroin
- Morfin
- Kodein
Getah bunga popi
Acetic, Anhydride, Acetone
Acetic Acid (glacial)
Calcium Oxide
Potassium Carbonate
Sadium Carbonate
Sadium Hydroxide
Sadium Hypoclorite
Opium Alkaloid
Opium Alkaloid
Amerika Selatan
Columbia
Guatamala
Mexico
Asia Tenggara
Burma
Laos
Thailand
Asia Barat
Afganistan
Pakistan
NAMPAK CANTIK TAPI MEMBUNUH.
Opiates vs. Opioid
 Opiates—naturally occurring or semi-synthetic
derivatives of opium poppy
 Eg. Morphine, heroin, opium, codeine
 Opioid—”opiate-like” drug; acts like an opiate, but
different chemical structure
 Eg. Fentanyl, meperidine, methadone,
oxycodone, hydrocodone (pain medications),
buprenorphine
What is Heroin ?
• In the class of drugs known as
"opiates"
• Extracted from the white sap of
the flowering poppy plant
• Pure heroin is a white powder
with a bitter taste
• ‘Black Tar’ or ‘Brown Sugar’,
a gooey black or brownish
substance, is a less-refined
form of heroin
• Chemical name:
diacetylmorphine
How is heroin used?
 Injected into a vein (‘shooting’)
 Inhaled as smoke through a straw (‘chasing’
or ‘chasing the dragon’)
 Snorted as powder (‘sniffing’)
 Injected into a muscle (‘skin popping’)
 Smoked in a water pipe or standard pipe
 Mixed in a marijuana joint or regular
cigarette
 Mixed with benzodiazepines, MDMA, ATS,
or cocaine (‘speed ball’)
Concentration levels in the brain
Source: The Brain: Understanding the Neurobiology of Addiction National Institute on Drug Abuse, NIH,
Immediate Effects of Heroin Use
 Euphoria or the rush
 Injected into a vein: euphoria in 7-8 seconds
 Injected into a muscle: euphoria in 5-8
minutes
 Sniffed/snorted or smoked: euphoria in 10-
15 minutes
 Drowsiness or nodding
 After the initial euphoria, abusers become
drowsy for several hours
 Crashing
 Physical symptoms of withdrawal may
occur within a few hours after last drug is
taken
 Major withdrawal symptoms peak around
24 – 48 hours after the last dose of heroin
and subside after about a week
 Craving
 Intense feeling to stop the crash and return
to euphoria
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Treatment of opiate dependence
 Untreated: high morbidity and mortality
 Treatment of opiate dependence is difficult
 rapid or short-term solutions are ineffective for
majority of opiate dependent individuals (high rate
of relapse)
 many opiate dependent individuals require
multiple treatment attempts and/or long-term
treatments
 above characteristics are not different from other
medical treatments of chronic diseases
Treatment of opiate dependence
 Comprehensive treatments, combining
medications with counseling, psycho-social
treatments, are effective in reducing morbidity
and mortality, as well as improving health,
vocational, social, family, and legal
functioning
Treatment Modalities
 Pharmacotherapy
 Detoxification + follow-up treatment
 Maintenance with agonist or antagonist
medications
 Long term approach: opportunity for client to
distance themselves from drug-using lifestyle
 To flood the brain with safe opiates, so it stops
craving for heroin (unsafe opiates)
Treatment Modalities
 Psychosocial/behavioral treatment
 Outpatient counseling
 Self-help programs
 Other
 Residential treatments
 Therapeutic communities
 Religious approachs
Methadone
 1st produced by German
Chemists in early 20th century
and has been used clinically
since end of WW1.
 Synthetic opiate without strong
sedative effects.
 White crytalline powder.
 Widely used as a substitution
therapy in the treatment of
heroin addiction.
Pharmacological & Clinical Properties
Pharmacological
property
Clinical implication
Substitutes for heroin Prevents withdrawal
Mild opiate-like effects Reduces cravings
Increases treatment
retention
‘blocks’ other opiates Reduces heroin use
Long duration of
action
Daily (or alternate day)
dosing
Ceiling effects Greater safety profile
Methadone Pharmacokinetic
 Onset of effects : 30 minutes
 Peak effects : Approx 3 Hr
 Half life (in MMT) : Approx 24 Hr
 Time to reach stabilization : 3 -10 days
(steady state)
Heroin vs methadone
Benefits of MMT
 Reduced illicit drug use
 Improved health status as a result of access to
treatment (by normalization of endocrine and immune
system functioning)
 Decreased transmission of HIV, HCV, HBV (↓ harm)
 Decreased illegal activity
 Increased employment
 Decreased cost to society
 Decreased mortality
 High treatment acceptance and good retention
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 Long-acting oral opiate administered daily replaces
short-acting drug used by injection, chasing, or
smoking
 Steady-state plasma levels
 no “rush,” “nod” or withdrawal during maintenance
 Multiple targets:
 Low doses (30-40 mg daily)
 prevent withdrawal
 Higher doses (80-120 mg daily)
 Reduce craving
 Induce tolerance to street opiates
 Block/attenuate pleasurable opiate effects
Side Effects of Methadone
 CNS- Sedation, dysphoria, weakness, headache,
insomnia, agitation, disorientation, and visual
disturbances.
 Gastrointestinal- Dry mouth, anorexia,
constipation and biliary tract spasm.
 Cardiovascular- Flushing, bradycardia,
palpitations, faintness, and syncope.
 Genitourinary- Urinary retention, anti-diuretic
effect, reduced libido/potency.
 Allergic- Pruritus, urticaria, edema, and, rarely,
hemorrhagic urticaria.
 Hematologic- Reversible thrombocytopenia has
been described in a narcotics addict with chronic
hepatitis.
Common Adverse Effects and
What To Do?
Side Effect Common
Causes
Response
Drowsiness after
dose
•Excessive dose
•Use of other
CNS depressants
(alcohol, BDZ)
•Review and
maybe reduce
dose
•Reduce patient’s
use of other drugs
Craving for
heroin
Insufficient dose Review and
maybe increase
dose
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Side Effect Common Causes Response
Constipation •Methadone
•Dysfunctional diet
•Other lifestyle
behaviours
•Advise a high fibre
diet, adequate fluid
intake & exercise
•Pharmacotherapy of
constipation if
necessary
Dental problems
(decayed teeth,
periodontal
disease)
•Drug induced
reduced saliva
volume (problem
with all opioids)
•Poor dental hygiene
Advise enhanced
dental hygiene
(frequent brushing,
avoid sugary
foods/drinks, chew
non-sugar gum)
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Side Effect Common Causes Response
Weight Gain •Fluid retention
•Improved
appetite
•Decreased
activity
•Review dose and
reduce patient’s
salt intake
•Review and
change patient’s
diet
•Advice patient to
increase exercise
carefully
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Side Effect Common Causes Response
Insomnia •Excessive or
insufficient dose
•Timing of dose
•Stimulation by other
drugs (coffee, tobacco,
stimulant drugs such
as amphetamine or
pseudoephedrine)
•Review dose
•Review timing of dose
•Identify stimulant
drugs and advise
patient to avoid them
•Review patient’s
general sleep hygiene
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Side Effect Common Causes Response
Lowered libido •Higher doses
•Psychological or
social/situational
problems
•Review dose
•Check patient’s
history and
advise
counselling
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Side Effect Common Causes Response
Nausea/ Vomitting /
Loss of Appetite
• methadone • Do not take the
dose while empty
stomach.
• Can be taken with
milk if there is GI
disturbance
Skin Itchiness/
Urticaria
• Histamine released
by methadone
• Review & identify
the skin problem.
• Symptomatic relief
by antihistamine.
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Side Effect Common Causes Response
Excessive
Sweating
• Excessive dose of
methadone
• Wear thin
clothes
Tachycadia/
Bradycardia
• Excessive dose of
methadone
• Refer to see
doctor
immediately.
Drug Interactions
Drug Effect on
Methadone
Action
Alcohol Increase ↑ Avoid
Antiepileptics ex.
PHT
Decrease ↓ Increase/split
Methadone dose
Benzodiazepines Increase ↑ Limit/stop use BDZ
Cimetidine Increase ↑ Avoid
Ciprofloxacin Increase ↑ Decrease methadone
dose
Efavirenz Decrease ↓ Increase/ split
Methadone dose
Fluoxetine Increase ↑ Change SSRI
Drug Effect on
Methadone
Action
Fluvoxamine Increase ↑ Change SSRI
Nicotine Decrease ↓ Advise stop
smoking
Rifampicin Decrease ↓ Increase/ split
Methadone dose
SLN (Stavudine+ Lamivudine
+ Nevirapine )
Decrease ↓ Increase/ split
Methadone dose
Tricyclic Antidepressants Increase ↑ Avoid
Urine Acidifier
(Ascorbic acid)
Decrease ↓ Avoid
Urine alkaliniser
(NaHCO3)
Increase ↑ Avoid
Zidovudine None (Incr. AZT Decrease AZT
MMT for Special Cases
 Pregnancy & Lactating Mother :
 Safe for both & enable stabilisation of drug use & lifestyle
 Reduces & eliminates illicit opioid drug use & can help
stabilize the in utero environment.
 Does not increase the risk of congenital abnormalities,
premature delivery & reduced weight in the fetus.
 Babies born may experience “fetal abstinence syndrome”
(FAS) which can be relieved by symptomatic Tx eg.
Phenobarbitone for asthma.
 Methadone is classed as Pregnancy Category C drug
because of potential risk of respiratory depression in
neonates (not significant).
Management in Pregnancy
 Pregnant women should be maintained on an
adequate dose/ current dose of methadone to
achieve stability.
 Opioid withdrawal at 1st trimester -- ↑ risk of
miscarriage; 3rd trimester – risk of fetal distress & death.
 The bioavailability of methadone is decreased in the
later stage of pregnancy due to increased plasma volume,
an increase in plasma proteins which bind methadone &
placental metabolism of methadone.
 may divide the daily dose & increase the dose in the 3rd
trimester.
Management in Breastfeeding
 Breast milk contains only small amount of
methadone & mothers can be encouraged to
breastfeed of methadone dose provided that
they are not using other drugs.
 Breastfeeding may reduce the severity of the
neonatal withdrawal syndrome.
 Women receiving high doses of methadone
should be advised to wean their babies slowly
to avoid withdrawal in the infant.
Management in HIV Patients
 HIV positive patients must have access to
specialist HIV medical care
 In general, these patients are able to comply
with the requirements and conditions of the
program
 Doses must be monitored due to interactions
between methadone and HIV medications and
the effects of related illnesses
 Higher doses may be necessary if HIV
medications increase methadone metabolism.
Management in Hep B Patients
 Recommend Hepatitis B vaccinations to all
clients on the methadone program who are
found to have no immunity to the hepatitis B
virus
 Clients who are acutely infected or who are
chronic carriers of hepatitis B should be
referred to a specialist
Management in Hep C Patients
 A high percentage of clients - Hepatitis C
antibody positive
 Hep. C positive + 3 normal serum ALT and
AST over 6 months , LFT’s repeated at 6
monthly intervals
 Hep. C positive + 3 abnormal serum AST and
ALT over 6 months, referral for specialist
care is indicated
Self Care for MMT Patients
 Do not give Methadone to other people because it is extremely
dangerous & may cause toxicity or unwanted effects.
 Do not inject Methadone as it may cause dangerous
complications.
 Advice patients to see dentist for dental check up at least 2
times per year.
 Increase fluids (water) intake.
 Do more exercise.
 Eat balance diet with high fibre food.
 Involved in religious activities to seek for peace & enhance
confidence & motivations
When should we stop
treatment?
Chronic condition needs long term treatment
Premature cessation of treatment usually results
in relapse to dependent heroin use
Consider ending treatment when
 no illicit drug use for months / years
 stable social environment
 stable medical / psychiatric conditions
 patient has a life that does not revolve around
drugs
 patient informed consent
Services
SPUB
Prescription
M1M (Methadone 1 Malaysia)
M1M (Methadone 1 Malaysia)
Problems We Are Facing
 Aggressive Patients
 Divertion of Methadone
 Bring another bottle (not TA bottle)
 Cheating
KECICIRAN RTG METHADONE
 Pesakit tidak hadir untuk rawatan RTG Methadone di
pusat rawatan lebih daripada 14 hari berturut-turut.
FAKTOR PENYEBAB KECICIRAN
RAWATAN
 Tidak dapat dikesan/ dihubungi (TDK)
 Ditahan polis/ lokap
 Masuk penjara
 Masalah kewangan
 Lokasi jarak
 Masa rawatan kurang sesuai
 Duration of treatment
 Dose of medication
 Quality of therapeutic relationship
 Regular review, supervision & monitoring
 Psychosocial supports for the patient
 Motivation / goals of clients
Principles of Effective Maintenance
Treatment
How far is far, how high is high?
We will never know until we try.
The door to success is the one
marked “PUSH”……
Persevere Until Success Happens
Thank you…
Hasryn Azzuar Mohd Khairy
Pegawai Farmasi Y/M Farmasi RTG Methadone HKL
hasryn@moh.gov.my
Kepentingan ‘Compliance’
(Kepatuhan) Terhadap
Rawatan Terapi Gantian
Methadone
 Di dalam bidang perubatan,
‘compliance’/kepatuhan bermaksud sejauh
mana seseorang pesakit itu mengikut dengan
betul rawatan atau nasihat-nasihat perubatan
yang telah diberikan.
 Ketidakpatuhan pada rawatan adalah suatu
halangan utama dalam memberikan
penjagaan kesihatan yang berkesan kepada
pesakit.
 Kepatuhan = Bil dos yang diambil x
Apa itu 'Compliance'
Kerjasama Pelbagai Pihak Dalam Menjayakan RTG Methadone
Mengapa RTG Methadone?
 Semejak 40 tahun lalu,
methadone telah
membantu jutaan
penagih meninggalkan
ketidakstabilan hidup
yang dialami ketika
bergelumang dgn dadah.
 ↓ penularan penyakit
bawaan darah (HIV &
Hepatitis)
 ↑ tahap kesihatan
 √ pekerjaan stabil
 Belajar semula
 Diterima keluarga
semula
 √ kehidupan sosial
 Keyakinan diri (feel
good about themselves)
 ↓ penggunaan dadah jalanan
 ↓ jenayah
 ↓Beban masyarakat dan negara
 ↓ Kematian
 Penerimaan terhadap rawatan yang bagus
Mengapa RTG Methadone?
Bantu AADK capai ‘Negara Bebas Dadah 2015’
☺
 Keselamatan Pesakit
 Kayu Pengukur Kejayaan
 Retention Rate (WHO Standard - 65% retention
rate selepas satu tahun rawatan)
 Peningkatan Kualiti Hidup (QOL)
 Disiplin
Kepentingan 'Compliance'
 Staf – galak pesakit untuk berhenti ambil
dadah lain supaya tidak ganggu rawatan →
kepatuhan kepada rawatan.
 Heroine
 Morphine
 Syabu/’ice’
 Alkohol
 Ganja
 Ubat Tidur
 Komplian – penting dalam pemulihan
 Elak ‘relapse’
 Mengawal fungsi otak
 Tidak komplian – regimen methadone akan
gagal → ↑ kos keseluruhan penjagaan
PENTING BAGI ANDA
MENGETAHUI TUJUAN RTG
METHADONE SUPAYA ANDA
DAPAT MEMBANTU PENAGIH
 Methadone – Hanya perlu ambil sekali sehari.
 Methadone - Long-acting oral opiate (berada dalam badan
lebih lama) → elak suntik,’chase’ / hisap heroine/opiat
Kenapa Perlu Ambil Dos Secara
Harian?
Heroin vs Methadone
Concentration levels in the brain
Source: The Brain: Understanding the Neurobiology of Addiction National Institute on Drug Abuse, NIH,
 Seeloknya diminum pada waktu PAGI
 Dalam proses induksi methadone ‘overdose’ selalu
berlaku semasa di rumah bila tidur
 Administrasi methadone pada waktu pagi akan pastikan
tahap methadone optimum berlaku semasa pesakit
berjaga & org lain masih ada jika overdose berlaku.
Kenapa perlu ambil pada waktu
yang sepatutnya?
 Minum methadone pada waktu yang sama
setiap hari
 Untuk mencapai konsentrasi methadone dalam
badan yang selamat (underdose/overdose)
 ≈ setiap 24 jam ± 1 jam
 Bagi pesakit yang mempunyai dos dua kali sehari
 Minum dos malam yang dibawa balik pada waktu sama
yang ditetapkan setiap hari.
 Habiskan isi kandungan DBB (JANGAN dibahagi2kan)
Kenapa perlu ambil pada waktu
yang sepatutnya?
 Pesakit yang mempunyai Dos Bawa Balik
(DBB)
 Perlu minum seperti yang tertulis pada label
 Minum sekaligus (habiskan isi kandungan botol)
 Tidak boleh dibahagi-bahagikan
 Perlu disimpan dengan selamat dan betul
Kenapa perlu ambil pada waktu
yang sepatutnya?
 Methadone ada banyak interaksi dengan
ubat2an lain dan makanan
 Diproses di hati
 Ubat-ubatan lain boleh menyebabkan
 ↑ konsentrasi methadone dalam darah – kesan
sampingan
 ↓ konsentrasi methadone dalam darah - gian
Saya ada makan ubat2an lain…
Ubat-ubatan
 Alkohol
 Ubat Gastrik
 Ubat tidur
 Ubat sawan
 Antibiotik
 Ubat HIV
 Ubat TB
 Nikotin (Rokok/Patch)
 Vitamin C
 Buah – buahan masam
 Minuman/makanan
berkaffein
 Kopi
 Teh
 Coca- cola/pepsi dll
Contoh bahan-bahan yang
berinteraksi dengan Methadone
Makanan
 Dadah jalanan : alkohol, heroine, ice, ganja,
ubat tidur, ecstasy → boleh sebabkan overdose
jika dicampur bersama Methadone.
 Simptom2 Overdose
 Pengecilan Anak Mata
 Loya / Muntah
 Pening-pening
 Mengantuk
 Pergerakan tidak stabil / Percakapan tak jelas
 Berdengkur
 Pernafasan cetek
 Berbuih di mulut
Selain itu…
KESAN SAMPINGAN
KESAN
SAMPINGAN
FAKTOR PENYEBAB TINDAKAN
Mengantuk selepas
pendosan
Gian kepada heroin
Dos berlebihan/
Penggunaan dadah
depresi
Dos tidak
mencukupi
Elakkan dari memandu
kenderan/ mengendalikan
mesin sekurang-kurangnya
dalam masa 2 minggu pertama
Beritahu doktor
KESAN
SAMPINGAN
KESAN
SAMPING
FAKTOR
PENYEBAB
TINDAKAN
Sembelit
Gangguan
tidur/
Insomnia
Masalah gigi
Metadon
Terlebih/
Kurang dos
Metadon
Banyakkan ambil buah,sayur berserat
tinggi
Kesan dadah/ bahan lain (kopi,rokok)
Buat senaman ringan
Kerap memberus gigi,elakkan
mengambil makanan/minuman
bergula,kunyah gula getah
KESAN SAMPINGAN
KESAN SAMPING FAKTOR
PENYEBAB
TINDAKAN
Berpeluh berlebihan
Kadar denyutan
jantung laju/perlahan
Pengurangan fungsi
sex
Dos berlebihan
Dos berlebihan
Dos yang tinggi
Pakai pakaian yang tidak terlalu
tebal.
Segera berjumpa doktor
Beritahu doktor
INTERAKSI METHADONE
 Campuran sebarang dadah lain dengan
metadon amat berbahaya.
 Boleh menyebabkan gejala mengantuk,
lali dan tidak sedarkan diri
Bahan/
Dadah
Kesan ke
atas Metadon
Cara mengatasi
Efavirenz
Nikotin
Rifampicin
Urine
acidifiers cth.
asid askorbik
Mungkin perlu tingkatkan dos metadon
ataupun split dose
Nasihatkan pesakit berhenti merokok
Tingkatkan dos Metadon/split dos
Elakkan
INTERAKSI METHADONE
Bahan/ Dadah Kesan ke
atas Metadon
Cara mengatasi
Zidovudin
Benzodiazepine
Alkohol
Tiada
( mungkin meningkatkan
paras zidovudin )
Kurangkan dos
zidovudin
Hadkan penggunaan
benzodiazepine
Elakkan
INTERAKSI METHADONE
 Mengandungi Burprenorphine + Naloxone
 Apakah itu buprenorphine? Adakah ia lebih baik dari
methadone?
 Buprenorphine ialah ubat yang berpotensi utk sesetengah
penagih opioid. Ia seakan methadone, dimana ia menghalang
kesan opioid lain seperti heroine, morphine dan methadone.
 Tetapi mempunyai kesan yang kurang dari methadone
 Bahaya jika diambil bersama methadone → sebabkan gian
teruk.
Suboxone?
 Pesakit suka campur
 Bila rasa gian, pesakit salahkan methadone
Rawatan Terapi Gantian
Dengan Methadone
Hasryn Azzuar Mohd Khairy
Pegawai Farmasi, Hospital Kuala Lumpur
Kenapa ambil
Methadone?
Ketagihan Dadah
 Ketagihan dadah adalah satu penyakit yang
kompleks dan kronik (berpanjangan)
 SAMA seperti penyakit kencing manis dan
darah tinggi
 Ketagihan – suatu penyakit otak
Apa perbezaan ketagihan dengan
penyakit kronik lain
Ketagihan Diabetes
Melibatkan faktor biologi
badan
Ya Ya
Rawatan Ubat - ubatan Ya
(Methadone)
Ya
(Ubat-ubatan anti-
diabetes)
Implikasi jika tidak
mengikut rawatan
Simptom gian,
penggunaan dadah haram
Peningkatan gula dalam
darah
Komplikasi jika tidak
dirawat
HIV, Hep B & C,
Penyakit-penyakit
psikiatri, jenayah
Kegagalan organ-organ
penting dalam badan
 Kajian saintifik menggunakan tikus
menunjukkan
 Tikus yang diberi heroine akan menunjukkan
kesan ketagihan
 Tikus akan menekan butang secara kerap untuk
mendapatkan heroine seterusnya
 Ketagihan mempunyai sifat galakan berulangan
(self- reinforcing property)
Penagih juga perlu dirawat sama
seperti orang yang berpenyakit!!!
Jadi, apa itu methadone?
Methadone
 Ditemui pada zaman perang dunia pertama
(1940)
 Mula digunakan sebagai ubat penahan sakit
 Didapati mempunyai ciri-ciri untuk
memulihkan penagih
 Dadah sintetik dari jenis opiat
Keberkesanan Methadone
 Menutup rangsangan Heroin dan dadah lain
pada otak
 Kurangkan kesan gian
 Kesan drastik: 30 minit
 Kesan kemuncak: 3 jam
 Jangka Hayat : 24 jam
 Masa penstabilan : 3-10 hari
Apa itu Rawatan Terapi Gantian
Dengan Methadone
 Pada awal 1960an – 2 orang doktor dari New
York telah mendapati jika methadone diambil
secara harian dan ditambah dengan khidmat
sokongan, ia adalah kaedah yang efektif
untuk merawat ketagihan terhadap dadah
opiat
Apa itu Rawatan Terapi Gantian
Dengan Methadone (2)
 Methadone ini digunakan sebagai kaedah mengurangkan
mudarat bagi membendung risiko penularan penyakit
berjangkit yang berkaitan dengan perkongsian jarum
 Dos methadone yang betul TIDAK akan menyebabkan pesakit
“high” atau “lalok” – mereka boleh menjalani kehidupan seperti
normal
 Walaubagaimanapun, Methadone masih
boleh disalah guna, jadi rawatan ini mesti
dipantau dan diselia dengan perhatian dari
pelbagai pihak (pegawai farmasi, doktor,
pihak AADK, kaunselor dan AHLI
KELUARGA)
Soalan cepu emas !!!
 Berapa lama nak minum?
 Gian lagi teruk bila nak berhenti?
 Minum methadone boleh mati!
 Minum methadone tak boleh berhenti!
 Sy adjust dose sendiri so lagi senang berhenti…
Berapa lama nak minum?
 Jangka masa rawatan adalah berbeza bergantung kepada
penggunaan heroin sebelum ini
 Pemerhatian, lebih lama mengambil methadone, lebih baik
peluang untuk pulih sepenuhnya dari ketagihan
 Pengambilan dalam masa yang singkat – kebarangkalian tinggi
untuk ‘jatuh’ semula.
 Ketagihan – sakit otak kronik
 Sama macam diabetes – perlu komitmen
sepanjang hayat, proses yg berterusan
 Lebih lama lagi bagus – lepas 1 tahun 80%
pengurangan pengambilan dadah
 Pulih sepenuhnya – makan masa bulan/tahun
 Methadone – titik permulaan proses
pemulihan, selebihnya dan berapa lama
bergantung pada pesakit itu sendiri.
Berapa lama nak minum?
Berapa dos yang sesuai untuk saya?
 Jangan bandingkan dos anda dengan orang
lain
 Dos methadone anda adalah unik bagi setiap
individu
 Dos penstabilan 60 – 120mg
 Anda mungkin perlu lebih atau kurang dari
dos tersebut untuk stabil
Faedah Rawatan Terapi Gantian
Dengan Methadone
 Diberi secara oral, bukan secara suntikan. Oleh itu dapat mengurangkan risiko jangkitan
hepatitis B dan C serta jangkitan HIV.
 Mengurangkan kebergantungan opioid.
 Mengurangkan kesan pengunduran (withdrawal).
 Membantu mengurangkan kesan psikologi dan emosi semasa proses pengunduran.
 Pendosan sekali sehari . Dengan itu, meningkatkan komplians pesakit.
 Selamat digunakan oleh ibu yang mengandung dan menyusukan anak.
 Membantu meningkatkan status sosial dan peluang pekerjaan
Pendispensan Methadone
Screening of Methadone
Prescription
Patient Drinking their ‘DOT’
Dose
Make sure patient throw away their
cup(s) into the designated
bins.
Patient rinses their cup to make sure
there are no more medication left
and also to make sure they drink
and swallow their dose.
 Kajian – gian methadone tidak seteruk
heroine/morphine
 Jika diberhentikan dengan prosedur yang
betul tidak akan rasa gian dan senang
untuk berhenti
 Jika diberhentikan secara ‘cold turkey’ –
rasa tidak selesa akan ada lebih lama
kerana methadone berada lebih lama dalam
badan
Methadone lagi susah nak
berhenti…Gian lagi teruk…
 Sejak diperkenalkan (2005) – tiada kes
kematian yang disebabkan oleh RTG
Methadone
 Semua ubat ada kesan sampingan
 Jika dipantau oleh ahli professional kesihatan –
terapi yang selamat (terdapat rawatan yg lebih
bahaya dari RTG Methadone)
 Pada dos yang selamat – pesakit tidak rasa
‘high’ dan boleh berfungsi seperti normal.
Minum Methadone boleh mati!!!
 Jika tidak patuh pada rawatan – PASTI tidak
boleh berhenti
 Maklumkan doktor/pegawai farmasi jika ingin
berhenti
 Ada cara yang betul untuk berhenti tanpa
merasa apa-apa/sedikit kesan yang tidak
menyenagkan
Minum Methadone tak boleh berhenti? Saya
'adjust' sendiri dos saya…
Kesan – kesan yang tidak
diingini
 Boleh berlaku pada permulaan rawatan
 Sesetengah simptom yang dialami mungkin
disebabkan oleh kesan sampingan Metadon
Kesan – kesan yang tidak
diingini
 Juga boleh berlaku sekiranya dos metadon
yang diambil adalah terlalu tinggi atau
rendah
 Kebanyakan orang yang pernah mengambil
heroin akan mengalami kesan sampingan
dengan Metadon yang minimal
Kesan sampingan
PENGURANGAN
FUNGSI SEKS
MULUT KERING
SEMBELIT
HILANG SELERA
MAKAN
KULIT LEBAM
&
GATAL
SAKIT
OTOT
&
SENDI
BERPELUH
BERLEBIHAN
MENGANTUK
KESAN
SAMPINGAN
METADONE
Mengantuk
(nodding off)
koma
Pernafasan
Singkat
(hypoventilation
pening
loya
TERLEBIH
DOS
Penjagaan Diri Pesakit
 Jangan berikan metadon kepada orang lain
 Jangan menyuntik metadon kerana ianya boleh
menyebabkan komplikasi yang membahayakan
 Sila berjumpa dengan doktor gigi anda sekurang-
kurangnya 2 kali setahun
 Minum sekurang-kurangnya 2 liter air sehari
 Banyakkan senaman
 Makan makanan seimbang
 Jaga kebersihan diri
 Banyakkan aktiviti keagamaan untuk mencari
ketenangan diri
Pengambilan Alkohol
 Dinasihatkan tidak mengambil alkohol.
 Terlebih dos alkohol mengganggu rawatan methadone
 Boleh menyebabkan terlebih dose jika diambil bersama
 Jika berbau alkohol atau mabuk, dos methadone akan
ditangguhkan
Interaksi Methadone dan Ubat-ubatan
 Campuran sebarang dadah lain dengan metadon amat berbahaya
 Boleh menyebabkan gejala mengantuk, lali dan tidak sedarkan
diri dan kematian
 Sila beritahu dengan pegawai farmasi, doktor jika anda
mengambil sebarang ubat lain!!!
Elakkan / kurangkan …
 Alkohol
 Buah – buah masam
 Vitamin C
 Minuman berkaffein (kopi, teh, coke)
 Merokok
 Ubat tidur
Outline
 Missed Dose
 Vomited Dose
 Take Away Dose
 Storage of Methadone
 Overdose
 Underdose
MissedDose
 When patient miss their methadone doses, they
may use other drugs (i.e. Alcohol / Benzo)
 When missed 3 or more days, tolerance to
opioids may be reduced – increase risk of
overdose when methadone is reintroduced
 Patient should be assessed for signs of
intoxication & withdrawal
 If dose has not been collected for 3/more days,
dose should be withheld or reduced – Dr’s
review
 If a patient misses their dose :
One Day No changes in dose
Two Days If no evidence of intoxication,
administer normal dose
Three Days Administer half dose in
discussion with the prescriber
Four Days Patient must see prescriber.
Recommence at 40mg or half
dose whichever is lower
Five Days or more Regard as a new induction
Scenario1
 Mr ESS has drank methadone 120mg on
25/10/2013, he came again on 28/10/2013 for
his next dose. After that, he only came again
on 1/12/2013 because he claimed that he was
being arrested by the police. What should you
do?
a) On 28/10/2013?
b) On 1/12/2013?
Whatshouldyoudo?
a) Continue 120mg.
b) Obtain letter of release (if available as proof).
Refer prescriber before continuing patient’s
methadone treatment, regard as new case.
VomitedDose
 If patient has vomited after dose has given,
steps for replacement dose should be taken
 A new prescription is needed for the
replacement dose
Less than 15 minutes after
dosing
Replace whole dose
In between 15 – 30 minutes
after dosing
Replace 50% of dose
After 30 minutes
of dosing
No replacement dose
VomitedDose(2)
Scenario2
 Miss AF drank her methadone dose at 1030am,
30 seconds after drinking she vomited at the
waiting area of your pharmacy. What should
you do?
 Steps to be taken
 Obtain new prescription for replacement dose
 Replace full dose of methadone
 Call cleaner to clean up
Scenario3
• “Encik, saya muntah la, baru je, saya nak
minum lagi la encik, kalau tak minum saya
gigil-gigil la encik…tolonglah…”
What should you do? On
what basis can you give or cannot give…
“ Encik, duduk dulu…”
 Calm patient down
 Check the time when patient
drank on that particular day
from the prescription
 Ensure patient is not lying
 Do not prejudge (patient might
be genuine)
 Consume methadone after
food
Less than 15
minutes after
dosing
Replace whole
dose
In between 15 –
30 minutes
after dosing
Replace 50% of
dose
After 30
minutes
of dosing
No
replacement
dose
Take-AwayDoses
 Take away doses are allowed
 When patient are stable 6 week into the program
 Through observation on stability & misuse, urine
 Review notes on evaluation for TA doses
should be kept clearly in the clinical notes
 Pt’s stability indicator (i.e. urine, behaviour)
 No contraindication towards treatment
 Other usage of psychoactive agents (if any)
Take-AwayDoses(2)
 Take away doses
Dosage of methadone To add water
≤ 25mg Up to 50mL
> 25mg Up to 100mL
Take-AwayDoses(3)
 Prepare complete label for the bottle
Methadone ……mg
Minum pada…(tarikh)…(masa)
Nama ………………………………………….
No Pendaftaran……………………………
Tarikh Dibekal……………………………..
AMARAN JAUHI DARI KANAK-KANAK
Nama pusat rawatan RTG, Alamat, Telefon
Perlu diambil / ditelan oleh penama yang tercatat
pada label di atas pada hari yang telah dinyatakan
Boleh menyebabkan kemudaratan / kematian
Jikalau diambil oleh orang lain
In front of bottle
Back of bottle
Take-AwayDoses(4)
WEEKLY TA
DEATH / BIRTH
FESTIVE SEASONS
FASTING MONTH
Take-AwayDoses(5)
 Only 3/7 per week
 After being 6/52 into the program
 Dr’s approval (1st time)
 Specific day must be assigned
 Defaulters – withhold TA 1/12 (subject to Dr’s evaluation)
Weekly TAs
Take-AwayDoses(6)
 Death/birth of family members
 Can be given up to 3/7
 Submit death cert/birth cert (compulsory)
 Pharmacist
Death / Birth
Take-AwayDoses(7)
 3/7 of TAs
 After being 6/52 into the programme
 Patients who are celebrating
 Pharmacist
Festive Seasons
Take-AwayDoses(8)
 1/7 ONLY given at a time
 1st dose given 1 day before fasting month
 Very high possibility for misuse
 Further discussion???
 Standard guideline???
Fasting Month
Storageof Methadone
 Storage of take away doses
 In a safe place ( cabinet or locked drawer)
 Away from children
 Room temperature ( not in fridge)
 Cool dry place
OverDoses
 Overdose happens when a drug is taken
excessively or in combination with other
agent(s)
 Very dangerous, fatal
 In Australia, death following methadone
induction often occurs at home during sleep
 Administration of methadone in the morning
ensure peak methadone concentrations occur when
patients are normally awake & other people may
be around if overdose should occur
OverDoses(2)
 Symptoms
 Pinpoint pupils
 Nausea
 Dizziness
 Feeling intoxicated
 Sedation/ Nodding off
 Unsteady gait, slurred speech
 Snoring
 Hypotension
 Slow pulse (Bradycardia)
 Shallow breathing (hypoventilation)
 Frothing at the mouth (pulmonary oedema)
 Coma
OverDoses(3)
 Depressants (act by reducing
nervous system activity to a
dangerous level where pt stops
breathing)
 Heroine
 Morphine
 Methadone
 Sleeping pills
 Alcohol
 Benzodiazepines
 Stimulants (Increases body
activity & can cause the
increase in blood pressure,
heart rate & body temperature)
 Amphetamines
 Ecstasy
 Caffeine
 Nicotine
OverDoses(4)
 Overdose can happen easily either to an
experienced or new addicts
 Factors that affect the effects of drugs on
individuals
 Tolerance
 Amount of drugs
 Drug combination(s)
 Route of administration
OverDoses(5)
 Things that cant be done when patient has
overdose
 Force patient to vomit
 Take a cold shower
 Injecting salt water
OverDoses(6)
 Treatment
 IV Naloxone 0.4-2mg every 2-3 minutes
according to patient’s need
Underdose
 Happens between few minutes or days after stopping or reducing
dose of opioids
 Important to identify to retain patient in the programme
 Symptoms
 Dysphoria
 Nausea & vomiting
 Muscle aches
 Runny nose , watery eyes
 Pupillary dilatation
 Diarrhea
 Excessive yawning (sangap)
 Fever
 Insomnia
SEKIRANYA TERBUKTI MASIH
TERLIBAT DALAM
PENYALAHGUNAAN DADAH
TETAP
TIDAK AKAN TERLEPAS DARI
TINDAKAN UNDANG-UNDANG
MMT Patients’ Outcome
When We Were Addicts
Now … We can already function like
normal
Real Quotes From MMT Patients
“You all are really doing a very noble
job helping these addicts” – patient’s
brother
“Terima kasih la kat kerajaan sebab
sudi tolong orang macam kami,akak
je yang tak jemu tengok muka
kitorang (penagih) ni” - pesakit
“Dulu 24 jam saya keje nak cari duit,
sebab ‘barang’ punya hal, sekarang
dah minum metahdone, satu kerja je
cukup boleh jimat dan saya pun dah
boleh jaga mak bapak saya. Hari-hari
saya jenguk diorang” -pesakit
 Saya nak pegi hantar anak saya pegi
sekolah ni, tulah minum methadone
dulu” –pesakit
“Boleh tak saya nak schedule kan
balik take away saya, nak pegi
Singapore keje, ni flight itenary saya”
– pesakit
“Saya sekarang dah keje dah, driver
Dato’ ********* *****” – pesakit
“You are really giving them (addicts)
a second chance in life” – patient’s
family member
Terima Kasih
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Managing Opiate Dependence.ppt

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    Managing Opiate Dependence Pharmacy Perspective HasrynAzzuar Mohd Khairy Pharmacist Methadone Pharmacy
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    4 OPIOIDS OPIAT BAHAN ASASTEMPAT PENGELUARAN - Candu - Heroin - Morfin - Kodein Getah bunga popi Acetic, Anhydride, Acetone Acetic Acid (glacial) Calcium Oxide Potassium Carbonate Sadium Carbonate Sadium Hydroxide Sadium Hypoclorite Opium Alkaloid Opium Alkaloid Amerika Selatan Columbia Guatamala Mexico Asia Tenggara Burma Laos Thailand Asia Barat Afganistan Pakistan
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    Opiates vs. Opioid Opiates—naturally occurring or semi-synthetic derivatives of opium poppy  Eg. Morphine, heroin, opium, codeine  Opioid—”opiate-like” drug; acts like an opiate, but different chemical structure  Eg. Fentanyl, meperidine, methadone, oxycodone, hydrocodone (pain medications), buprenorphine
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    What is Heroin? • In the class of drugs known as "opiates" • Extracted from the white sap of the flowering poppy plant • Pure heroin is a white powder with a bitter taste • ‘Black Tar’ or ‘Brown Sugar’, a gooey black or brownish substance, is a less-refined form of heroin • Chemical name: diacetylmorphine
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    How is heroinused?  Injected into a vein (‘shooting’)  Inhaled as smoke through a straw (‘chasing’ or ‘chasing the dragon’)  Snorted as powder (‘sniffing’)  Injected into a muscle (‘skin popping’)  Smoked in a water pipe or standard pipe  Mixed in a marijuana joint or regular cigarette  Mixed with benzodiazepines, MDMA, ATS, or cocaine (‘speed ball’)
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    Concentration levels inthe brain Source: The Brain: Understanding the Neurobiology of Addiction National Institute on Drug Abuse, NIH,
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    Immediate Effects ofHeroin Use  Euphoria or the rush  Injected into a vein: euphoria in 7-8 seconds  Injected into a muscle: euphoria in 5-8 minutes  Sniffed/snorted or smoked: euphoria in 10- 15 minutes  Drowsiness or nodding  After the initial euphoria, abusers become drowsy for several hours
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     Crashing  Physicalsymptoms of withdrawal may occur within a few hours after last drug is taken  Major withdrawal symptoms peak around 24 – 48 hours after the last dose of heroin and subside after about a week  Craving  Intense feeling to stop the crash and return to euphoria Continue…
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    Treatment of opiatedependence  Untreated: high morbidity and mortality  Treatment of opiate dependence is difficult  rapid or short-term solutions are ineffective for majority of opiate dependent individuals (high rate of relapse)  many opiate dependent individuals require multiple treatment attempts and/or long-term treatments  above characteristics are not different from other medical treatments of chronic diseases
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    Treatment of opiatedependence  Comprehensive treatments, combining medications with counseling, psycho-social treatments, are effective in reducing morbidity and mortality, as well as improving health, vocational, social, family, and legal functioning
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    Treatment Modalities  Pharmacotherapy Detoxification + follow-up treatment  Maintenance with agonist or antagonist medications  Long term approach: opportunity for client to distance themselves from drug-using lifestyle  To flood the brain with safe opiates, so it stops craving for heroin (unsafe opiates)
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    Treatment Modalities  Psychosocial/behavioraltreatment  Outpatient counseling  Self-help programs  Other  Residential treatments  Therapeutic communities  Religious approachs
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    Methadone  1st producedby German Chemists in early 20th century and has been used clinically since end of WW1.  Synthetic opiate without strong sedative effects.  White crytalline powder.  Widely used as a substitution therapy in the treatment of heroin addiction.
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    Pharmacological & ClinicalProperties Pharmacological property Clinical implication Substitutes for heroin Prevents withdrawal Mild opiate-like effects Reduces cravings Increases treatment retention ‘blocks’ other opiates Reduces heroin use Long duration of action Daily (or alternate day) dosing Ceiling effects Greater safety profile
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    Methadone Pharmacokinetic  Onsetof effects : 30 minutes  Peak effects : Approx 3 Hr  Half life (in MMT) : Approx 24 Hr  Time to reach stabilization : 3 -10 days (steady state)
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    Benefits of MMT Reduced illicit drug use  Improved health status as a result of access to treatment (by normalization of endocrine and immune system functioning)  Decreased transmission of HIV, HCV, HBV (↓ harm)  Decreased illegal activity  Increased employment  Decreased cost to society  Decreased mortality  High treatment acceptance and good retention
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    Continue…  Long-acting oralopiate administered daily replaces short-acting drug used by injection, chasing, or smoking  Steady-state plasma levels  no “rush,” “nod” or withdrawal during maintenance  Multiple targets:  Low doses (30-40 mg daily)  prevent withdrawal  Higher doses (80-120 mg daily)  Reduce craving  Induce tolerance to street opiates  Block/attenuate pleasurable opiate effects
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    Side Effects ofMethadone  CNS- Sedation, dysphoria, weakness, headache, insomnia, agitation, disorientation, and visual disturbances.  Gastrointestinal- Dry mouth, anorexia, constipation and biliary tract spasm.  Cardiovascular- Flushing, bradycardia, palpitations, faintness, and syncope.  Genitourinary- Urinary retention, anti-diuretic effect, reduced libido/potency.  Allergic- Pruritus, urticaria, edema, and, rarely, hemorrhagic urticaria.  Hematologic- Reversible thrombocytopenia has been described in a narcotics addict with chronic hepatitis.
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    Common Adverse Effectsand What To Do? Side Effect Common Causes Response Drowsiness after dose •Excessive dose •Use of other CNS depressants (alcohol, BDZ) •Review and maybe reduce dose •Reduce patient’s use of other drugs Craving for heroin Insufficient dose Review and maybe increase dose
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    Continue… Side Effect CommonCauses Response Constipation •Methadone •Dysfunctional diet •Other lifestyle behaviours •Advise a high fibre diet, adequate fluid intake & exercise •Pharmacotherapy of constipation if necessary Dental problems (decayed teeth, periodontal disease) •Drug induced reduced saliva volume (problem with all opioids) •Poor dental hygiene Advise enhanced dental hygiene (frequent brushing, avoid sugary foods/drinks, chew non-sugar gum)
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    Continue… Side Effect CommonCauses Response Weight Gain •Fluid retention •Improved appetite •Decreased activity •Review dose and reduce patient’s salt intake •Review and change patient’s diet •Advice patient to increase exercise carefully
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    Continue… Side Effect CommonCauses Response Insomnia •Excessive or insufficient dose •Timing of dose •Stimulation by other drugs (coffee, tobacco, stimulant drugs such as amphetamine or pseudoephedrine) •Review dose •Review timing of dose •Identify stimulant drugs and advise patient to avoid them •Review patient’s general sleep hygiene
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    Continue… Side Effect CommonCauses Response Lowered libido •Higher doses •Psychological or social/situational problems •Review dose •Check patient’s history and advise counselling
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    Continue… Side Effect CommonCauses Response Nausea/ Vomitting / Loss of Appetite • methadone • Do not take the dose while empty stomach. • Can be taken with milk if there is GI disturbance Skin Itchiness/ Urticaria • Histamine released by methadone • Review & identify the skin problem. • Symptomatic relief by antihistamine.
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    Continue… Side Effect CommonCauses Response Excessive Sweating • Excessive dose of methadone • Wear thin clothes Tachycadia/ Bradycardia • Excessive dose of methadone • Refer to see doctor immediately.
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    Drug Interactions Drug Effecton Methadone Action Alcohol Increase ↑ Avoid Antiepileptics ex. PHT Decrease ↓ Increase/split Methadone dose Benzodiazepines Increase ↑ Limit/stop use BDZ Cimetidine Increase ↑ Avoid Ciprofloxacin Increase ↑ Decrease methadone dose Efavirenz Decrease ↓ Increase/ split Methadone dose Fluoxetine Increase ↑ Change SSRI
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    Drug Effect on Methadone Action FluvoxamineIncrease ↑ Change SSRI Nicotine Decrease ↓ Advise stop smoking Rifampicin Decrease ↓ Increase/ split Methadone dose SLN (Stavudine+ Lamivudine + Nevirapine ) Decrease ↓ Increase/ split Methadone dose Tricyclic Antidepressants Increase ↑ Avoid Urine Acidifier (Ascorbic acid) Decrease ↓ Avoid Urine alkaliniser (NaHCO3) Increase ↑ Avoid Zidovudine None (Incr. AZT Decrease AZT
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    MMT for SpecialCases  Pregnancy & Lactating Mother :  Safe for both & enable stabilisation of drug use & lifestyle  Reduces & eliminates illicit opioid drug use & can help stabilize the in utero environment.  Does not increase the risk of congenital abnormalities, premature delivery & reduced weight in the fetus.  Babies born may experience “fetal abstinence syndrome” (FAS) which can be relieved by symptomatic Tx eg. Phenobarbitone for asthma.  Methadone is classed as Pregnancy Category C drug because of potential risk of respiratory depression in neonates (not significant).
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    Management in Pregnancy Pregnant women should be maintained on an adequate dose/ current dose of methadone to achieve stability.  Opioid withdrawal at 1st trimester -- ↑ risk of miscarriage; 3rd trimester – risk of fetal distress & death.  The bioavailability of methadone is decreased in the later stage of pregnancy due to increased plasma volume, an increase in plasma proteins which bind methadone & placental metabolism of methadone.  may divide the daily dose & increase the dose in the 3rd trimester.
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    Management in Breastfeeding Breast milk contains only small amount of methadone & mothers can be encouraged to breastfeed of methadone dose provided that they are not using other drugs.  Breastfeeding may reduce the severity of the neonatal withdrawal syndrome.  Women receiving high doses of methadone should be advised to wean their babies slowly to avoid withdrawal in the infant.
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    Management in HIVPatients  HIV positive patients must have access to specialist HIV medical care  In general, these patients are able to comply with the requirements and conditions of the program  Doses must be monitored due to interactions between methadone and HIV medications and the effects of related illnesses  Higher doses may be necessary if HIV medications increase methadone metabolism.
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    Management in HepB Patients  Recommend Hepatitis B vaccinations to all clients on the methadone program who are found to have no immunity to the hepatitis B virus  Clients who are acutely infected or who are chronic carriers of hepatitis B should be referred to a specialist
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    Management in HepC Patients  A high percentage of clients - Hepatitis C antibody positive  Hep. C positive + 3 normal serum ALT and AST over 6 months , LFT’s repeated at 6 monthly intervals  Hep. C positive + 3 abnormal serum AST and ALT over 6 months, referral for specialist care is indicated
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    Self Care forMMT Patients  Do not give Methadone to other people because it is extremely dangerous & may cause toxicity or unwanted effects.  Do not inject Methadone as it may cause dangerous complications.  Advice patients to see dentist for dental check up at least 2 times per year.  Increase fluids (water) intake.  Do more exercise.  Eat balance diet with high fibre food.  Involved in religious activities to seek for peace & enhance confidence & motivations
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    When should westop treatment? Chronic condition needs long term treatment Premature cessation of treatment usually results in relapse to dependent heroin use Consider ending treatment when  no illicit drug use for months / years  stable social environment  stable medical / psychiatric conditions  patient has a life that does not revolve around drugs  patient informed consent
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    Problems We AreFacing  Aggressive Patients  Divertion of Methadone  Bring another bottle (not TA bottle)  Cheating
  • 52.
    KECICIRAN RTG METHADONE Pesakit tidak hadir untuk rawatan RTG Methadone di pusat rawatan lebih daripada 14 hari berturut-turut.
  • 53.
    FAKTOR PENYEBAB KECICIRAN RAWATAN Tidak dapat dikesan/ dihubungi (TDK)  Ditahan polis/ lokap  Masuk penjara  Masalah kewangan  Lokasi jarak  Masa rawatan kurang sesuai
  • 54.
     Duration oftreatment  Dose of medication  Quality of therapeutic relationship  Regular review, supervision & monitoring  Psychosocial supports for the patient  Motivation / goals of clients Principles of Effective Maintenance Treatment
  • 55.
    How far isfar, how high is high? We will never know until we try. The door to success is the one marked “PUSH”…… Persevere Until Success Happens
  • 57.
  • 58.
    Hasryn Azzuar MohdKhairy Pegawai Farmasi Y/M Farmasi RTG Methadone HKL hasryn@moh.gov.my Kepentingan ‘Compliance’ (Kepatuhan) Terhadap Rawatan Terapi Gantian Methadone
  • 59.
     Di dalambidang perubatan, ‘compliance’/kepatuhan bermaksud sejauh mana seseorang pesakit itu mengikut dengan betul rawatan atau nasihat-nasihat perubatan yang telah diberikan.  Ketidakpatuhan pada rawatan adalah suatu halangan utama dalam memberikan penjagaan kesihatan yang berkesan kepada pesakit.  Kepatuhan = Bil dos yang diambil x Apa itu 'Compliance'
  • 60.
    Kerjasama Pelbagai PihakDalam Menjayakan RTG Methadone
  • 61.
    Mengapa RTG Methadone? Semejak 40 tahun lalu, methadone telah membantu jutaan penagih meninggalkan ketidakstabilan hidup yang dialami ketika bergelumang dgn dadah.  ↓ penularan penyakit bawaan darah (HIV & Hepatitis)  ↑ tahap kesihatan  √ pekerjaan stabil  Belajar semula  Diterima keluarga semula  √ kehidupan sosial  Keyakinan diri (feel good about themselves)
  • 62.
     ↓ penggunaandadah jalanan  ↓ jenayah  ↓Beban masyarakat dan negara  ↓ Kematian  Penerimaan terhadap rawatan yang bagus Mengapa RTG Methadone? Bantu AADK capai ‘Negara Bebas Dadah 2015’ ☺
  • 63.
     Keselamatan Pesakit Kayu Pengukur Kejayaan  Retention Rate (WHO Standard - 65% retention rate selepas satu tahun rawatan)  Peningkatan Kualiti Hidup (QOL)  Disiplin Kepentingan 'Compliance'
  • 64.
     Staf –galak pesakit untuk berhenti ambil dadah lain supaya tidak ganggu rawatan → kepatuhan kepada rawatan.  Heroine  Morphine  Syabu/’ice’  Alkohol  Ganja  Ubat Tidur  Komplian – penting dalam pemulihan  Elak ‘relapse’  Mengawal fungsi otak  Tidak komplian – regimen methadone akan gagal → ↑ kos keseluruhan penjagaan
  • 65.
    PENTING BAGI ANDA MENGETAHUITUJUAN RTG METHADONE SUPAYA ANDA DAPAT MEMBANTU PENAGIH
  • 66.
     Methadone –Hanya perlu ambil sekali sehari.  Methadone - Long-acting oral opiate (berada dalam badan lebih lama) → elak suntik,’chase’ / hisap heroine/opiat Kenapa Perlu Ambil Dos Secara Harian?
  • 67.
  • 68.
    Concentration levels inthe brain Source: The Brain: Understanding the Neurobiology of Addiction National Institute on Drug Abuse, NIH,
  • 70.
     Seeloknya diminumpada waktu PAGI  Dalam proses induksi methadone ‘overdose’ selalu berlaku semasa di rumah bila tidur  Administrasi methadone pada waktu pagi akan pastikan tahap methadone optimum berlaku semasa pesakit berjaga & org lain masih ada jika overdose berlaku. Kenapa perlu ambil pada waktu yang sepatutnya?
  • 71.
     Minum methadonepada waktu yang sama setiap hari  Untuk mencapai konsentrasi methadone dalam badan yang selamat (underdose/overdose)  ≈ setiap 24 jam ± 1 jam  Bagi pesakit yang mempunyai dos dua kali sehari  Minum dos malam yang dibawa balik pada waktu sama yang ditetapkan setiap hari.  Habiskan isi kandungan DBB (JANGAN dibahagi2kan) Kenapa perlu ambil pada waktu yang sepatutnya?
  • 72.
     Pesakit yangmempunyai Dos Bawa Balik (DBB)  Perlu minum seperti yang tertulis pada label  Minum sekaligus (habiskan isi kandungan botol)  Tidak boleh dibahagi-bahagikan  Perlu disimpan dengan selamat dan betul Kenapa perlu ambil pada waktu yang sepatutnya?
  • 73.
     Methadone adabanyak interaksi dengan ubat2an lain dan makanan  Diproses di hati  Ubat-ubatan lain boleh menyebabkan  ↑ konsentrasi methadone dalam darah – kesan sampingan  ↓ konsentrasi methadone dalam darah - gian Saya ada makan ubat2an lain…
  • 74.
    Ubat-ubatan  Alkohol  UbatGastrik  Ubat tidur  Ubat sawan  Antibiotik  Ubat HIV  Ubat TB  Nikotin (Rokok/Patch)  Vitamin C  Buah – buahan masam  Minuman/makanan berkaffein  Kopi  Teh  Coca- cola/pepsi dll Contoh bahan-bahan yang berinteraksi dengan Methadone Makanan
  • 75.
     Dadah jalanan: alkohol, heroine, ice, ganja, ubat tidur, ecstasy → boleh sebabkan overdose jika dicampur bersama Methadone.  Simptom2 Overdose  Pengecilan Anak Mata  Loya / Muntah  Pening-pening  Mengantuk  Pergerakan tidak stabil / Percakapan tak jelas  Berdengkur  Pernafasan cetek  Berbuih di mulut Selain itu…
  • 76.
    KESAN SAMPINGAN KESAN SAMPINGAN FAKTOR PENYEBABTINDAKAN Mengantuk selepas pendosan Gian kepada heroin Dos berlebihan/ Penggunaan dadah depresi Dos tidak mencukupi Elakkan dari memandu kenderan/ mengendalikan mesin sekurang-kurangnya dalam masa 2 minggu pertama Beritahu doktor
  • 77.
    KESAN SAMPINGAN KESAN SAMPING FAKTOR PENYEBAB TINDAKAN Sembelit Gangguan tidur/ Insomnia Masalah gigi Metadon Terlebih/ Kurang dos Metadon Banyakkanambil buah,sayur berserat tinggi Kesan dadah/ bahan lain (kopi,rokok) Buat senaman ringan Kerap memberus gigi,elakkan mengambil makanan/minuman bergula,kunyah gula getah
  • 78.
    KESAN SAMPINGAN KESAN SAMPINGFAKTOR PENYEBAB TINDAKAN Berpeluh berlebihan Kadar denyutan jantung laju/perlahan Pengurangan fungsi sex Dos berlebihan Dos berlebihan Dos yang tinggi Pakai pakaian yang tidak terlalu tebal. Segera berjumpa doktor Beritahu doktor
  • 79.
    INTERAKSI METHADONE  Campuransebarang dadah lain dengan metadon amat berbahaya.  Boleh menyebabkan gejala mengantuk, lali dan tidak sedarkan diri
  • 80.
    Bahan/ Dadah Kesan ke atas Metadon Caramengatasi Efavirenz Nikotin Rifampicin Urine acidifiers cth. asid askorbik Mungkin perlu tingkatkan dos metadon ataupun split dose Nasihatkan pesakit berhenti merokok Tingkatkan dos Metadon/split dos Elakkan INTERAKSI METHADONE
  • 81.
    Bahan/ Dadah Kesanke atas Metadon Cara mengatasi Zidovudin Benzodiazepine Alkohol Tiada ( mungkin meningkatkan paras zidovudin ) Kurangkan dos zidovudin Hadkan penggunaan benzodiazepine Elakkan INTERAKSI METHADONE
  • 82.
     Mengandungi Burprenorphine+ Naloxone  Apakah itu buprenorphine? Adakah ia lebih baik dari methadone?  Buprenorphine ialah ubat yang berpotensi utk sesetengah penagih opioid. Ia seakan methadone, dimana ia menghalang kesan opioid lain seperti heroine, morphine dan methadone.  Tetapi mempunyai kesan yang kurang dari methadone  Bahaya jika diambil bersama methadone → sebabkan gian teruk. Suboxone?
  • 83.
     Pesakit sukacampur  Bila rasa gian, pesakit salahkan methadone
  • 84.
    Rawatan Terapi Gantian DenganMethadone Hasryn Azzuar Mohd Khairy Pegawai Farmasi, Hospital Kuala Lumpur
  • 85.
  • 86.
    Ketagihan Dadah  Ketagihandadah adalah satu penyakit yang kompleks dan kronik (berpanjangan)  SAMA seperti penyakit kencing manis dan darah tinggi  Ketagihan – suatu penyakit otak
  • 87.
    Apa perbezaan ketagihandengan penyakit kronik lain Ketagihan Diabetes Melibatkan faktor biologi badan Ya Ya Rawatan Ubat - ubatan Ya (Methadone) Ya (Ubat-ubatan anti- diabetes) Implikasi jika tidak mengikut rawatan Simptom gian, penggunaan dadah haram Peningkatan gula dalam darah Komplikasi jika tidak dirawat HIV, Hep B & C, Penyakit-penyakit psikiatri, jenayah Kegagalan organ-organ penting dalam badan
  • 88.
     Kajian saintifikmenggunakan tikus menunjukkan  Tikus yang diberi heroine akan menunjukkan kesan ketagihan  Tikus akan menekan butang secara kerap untuk mendapatkan heroine seterusnya  Ketagihan mempunyai sifat galakan berulangan (self- reinforcing property)
  • 90.
    Penagih juga perludirawat sama seperti orang yang berpenyakit!!!
  • 91.
    Jadi, apa itumethadone?
  • 92.
    Methadone  Ditemui padazaman perang dunia pertama (1940)  Mula digunakan sebagai ubat penahan sakit  Didapati mempunyai ciri-ciri untuk memulihkan penagih  Dadah sintetik dari jenis opiat
  • 93.
    Keberkesanan Methadone  Menutuprangsangan Heroin dan dadah lain pada otak  Kurangkan kesan gian  Kesan drastik: 30 minit  Kesan kemuncak: 3 jam  Jangka Hayat : 24 jam  Masa penstabilan : 3-10 hari
  • 94.
    Apa itu RawatanTerapi Gantian Dengan Methadone  Pada awal 1960an – 2 orang doktor dari New York telah mendapati jika methadone diambil secara harian dan ditambah dengan khidmat sokongan, ia adalah kaedah yang efektif untuk merawat ketagihan terhadap dadah opiat
  • 95.
    Apa itu RawatanTerapi Gantian Dengan Methadone (2)  Methadone ini digunakan sebagai kaedah mengurangkan mudarat bagi membendung risiko penularan penyakit berjangkit yang berkaitan dengan perkongsian jarum  Dos methadone yang betul TIDAK akan menyebabkan pesakit “high” atau “lalok” – mereka boleh menjalani kehidupan seperti normal
  • 96.
     Walaubagaimanapun, Methadonemasih boleh disalah guna, jadi rawatan ini mesti dipantau dan diselia dengan perhatian dari pelbagai pihak (pegawai farmasi, doktor, pihak AADK, kaunselor dan AHLI KELUARGA)
  • 97.
    Soalan cepu emas!!!  Berapa lama nak minum?  Gian lagi teruk bila nak berhenti?  Minum methadone boleh mati!  Minum methadone tak boleh berhenti!  Sy adjust dose sendiri so lagi senang berhenti…
  • 98.
    Berapa lama nakminum?  Jangka masa rawatan adalah berbeza bergantung kepada penggunaan heroin sebelum ini  Pemerhatian, lebih lama mengambil methadone, lebih baik peluang untuk pulih sepenuhnya dari ketagihan  Pengambilan dalam masa yang singkat – kebarangkalian tinggi untuk ‘jatuh’ semula.
  • 99.
     Ketagihan –sakit otak kronik  Sama macam diabetes – perlu komitmen sepanjang hayat, proses yg berterusan  Lebih lama lagi bagus – lepas 1 tahun 80% pengurangan pengambilan dadah  Pulih sepenuhnya – makan masa bulan/tahun  Methadone – titik permulaan proses pemulihan, selebihnya dan berapa lama bergantung pada pesakit itu sendiri. Berapa lama nak minum?
  • 100.
    Berapa dos yangsesuai untuk saya?  Jangan bandingkan dos anda dengan orang lain  Dos methadone anda adalah unik bagi setiap individu  Dos penstabilan 60 – 120mg  Anda mungkin perlu lebih atau kurang dari dos tersebut untuk stabil
  • 101.
    Faedah Rawatan TerapiGantian Dengan Methadone  Diberi secara oral, bukan secara suntikan. Oleh itu dapat mengurangkan risiko jangkitan hepatitis B dan C serta jangkitan HIV.  Mengurangkan kebergantungan opioid.  Mengurangkan kesan pengunduran (withdrawal).  Membantu mengurangkan kesan psikologi dan emosi semasa proses pengunduran.  Pendosan sekali sehari . Dengan itu, meningkatkan komplians pesakit.  Selamat digunakan oleh ibu yang mengandung dan menyusukan anak.  Membantu meningkatkan status sosial dan peluang pekerjaan
  • 102.
    Pendispensan Methadone Screening ofMethadone Prescription Patient Drinking their ‘DOT’ Dose Make sure patient throw away their cup(s) into the designated bins. Patient rinses their cup to make sure there are no more medication left and also to make sure they drink and swallow their dose.
  • 104.
     Kajian –gian methadone tidak seteruk heroine/morphine  Jika diberhentikan dengan prosedur yang betul tidak akan rasa gian dan senang untuk berhenti  Jika diberhentikan secara ‘cold turkey’ – rasa tidak selesa akan ada lebih lama kerana methadone berada lebih lama dalam badan Methadone lagi susah nak berhenti…Gian lagi teruk…
  • 105.
     Sejak diperkenalkan(2005) – tiada kes kematian yang disebabkan oleh RTG Methadone  Semua ubat ada kesan sampingan  Jika dipantau oleh ahli professional kesihatan – terapi yang selamat (terdapat rawatan yg lebih bahaya dari RTG Methadone)  Pada dos yang selamat – pesakit tidak rasa ‘high’ dan boleh berfungsi seperti normal. Minum Methadone boleh mati!!!
  • 106.
     Jika tidakpatuh pada rawatan – PASTI tidak boleh berhenti  Maklumkan doktor/pegawai farmasi jika ingin berhenti  Ada cara yang betul untuk berhenti tanpa merasa apa-apa/sedikit kesan yang tidak menyenagkan Minum Methadone tak boleh berhenti? Saya 'adjust' sendiri dos saya…
  • 107.
    Kesan – kesanyang tidak diingini  Boleh berlaku pada permulaan rawatan  Sesetengah simptom yang dialami mungkin disebabkan oleh kesan sampingan Metadon
  • 108.
    Kesan – kesanyang tidak diingini  Juga boleh berlaku sekiranya dos metadon yang diambil adalah terlalu tinggi atau rendah  Kebanyakan orang yang pernah mengambil heroin akan mengalami kesan sampingan dengan Metadon yang minimal
  • 109.
    Kesan sampingan PENGURANGAN FUNGSI SEKS MULUTKERING SEMBELIT HILANG SELERA MAKAN KULIT LEBAM & GATAL SAKIT OTOT & SENDI BERPELUH BERLEBIHAN MENGANTUK KESAN SAMPINGAN METADONE
  • 110.
  • 111.
    Penjagaan Diri Pesakit Jangan berikan metadon kepada orang lain  Jangan menyuntik metadon kerana ianya boleh menyebabkan komplikasi yang membahayakan  Sila berjumpa dengan doktor gigi anda sekurang- kurangnya 2 kali setahun
  • 112.
     Minum sekurang-kurangnya2 liter air sehari  Banyakkan senaman  Makan makanan seimbang  Jaga kebersihan diri  Banyakkan aktiviti keagamaan untuk mencari ketenangan diri
  • 113.
    Pengambilan Alkohol  Dinasihatkantidak mengambil alkohol.  Terlebih dos alkohol mengganggu rawatan methadone  Boleh menyebabkan terlebih dose jika diambil bersama  Jika berbau alkohol atau mabuk, dos methadone akan ditangguhkan
  • 114.
    Interaksi Methadone danUbat-ubatan  Campuran sebarang dadah lain dengan metadon amat berbahaya  Boleh menyebabkan gejala mengantuk, lali dan tidak sedarkan diri dan kematian  Sila beritahu dengan pegawai farmasi, doktor jika anda mengambil sebarang ubat lain!!!
  • 115.
    Elakkan / kurangkan…  Alkohol  Buah – buah masam  Vitamin C  Minuman berkaffein (kopi, teh, coke)  Merokok  Ubat tidur
  • 116.
    Outline  Missed Dose Vomited Dose  Take Away Dose  Storage of Methadone  Overdose  Underdose
  • 117.
    MissedDose  When patientmiss their methadone doses, they may use other drugs (i.e. Alcohol / Benzo)  When missed 3 or more days, tolerance to opioids may be reduced – increase risk of overdose when methadone is reintroduced  Patient should be assessed for signs of intoxication & withdrawal  If dose has not been collected for 3/more days, dose should be withheld or reduced – Dr’s review
  • 118.
     If apatient misses their dose : One Day No changes in dose Two Days If no evidence of intoxication, administer normal dose Three Days Administer half dose in discussion with the prescriber Four Days Patient must see prescriber. Recommence at 40mg or half dose whichever is lower Five Days or more Regard as a new induction
  • 119.
    Scenario1  Mr ESShas drank methadone 120mg on 25/10/2013, he came again on 28/10/2013 for his next dose. After that, he only came again on 1/12/2013 because he claimed that he was being arrested by the police. What should you do? a) On 28/10/2013? b) On 1/12/2013?
  • 120.
    Whatshouldyoudo? a) Continue 120mg. b)Obtain letter of release (if available as proof). Refer prescriber before continuing patient’s methadone treatment, regard as new case.
  • 121.
    VomitedDose  If patienthas vomited after dose has given, steps for replacement dose should be taken  A new prescription is needed for the replacement dose
  • 122.
    Less than 15minutes after dosing Replace whole dose In between 15 – 30 minutes after dosing Replace 50% of dose After 30 minutes of dosing No replacement dose VomitedDose(2)
  • 123.
    Scenario2  Miss AFdrank her methadone dose at 1030am, 30 seconds after drinking she vomited at the waiting area of your pharmacy. What should you do?
  • 124.
     Steps tobe taken  Obtain new prescription for replacement dose  Replace full dose of methadone  Call cleaner to clean up
  • 125.
    Scenario3 • “Encik, sayamuntah la, baru je, saya nak minum lagi la encik, kalau tak minum saya gigil-gigil la encik…tolonglah…” What should you do? On what basis can you give or cannot give…
  • 126.
    “ Encik, dudukdulu…”  Calm patient down  Check the time when patient drank on that particular day from the prescription  Ensure patient is not lying  Do not prejudge (patient might be genuine)  Consume methadone after food Less than 15 minutes after dosing Replace whole dose In between 15 – 30 minutes after dosing Replace 50% of dose After 30 minutes of dosing No replacement dose
  • 127.
    Take-AwayDoses  Take awaydoses are allowed  When patient are stable 6 week into the program  Through observation on stability & misuse, urine  Review notes on evaluation for TA doses should be kept clearly in the clinical notes  Pt’s stability indicator (i.e. urine, behaviour)  No contraindication towards treatment  Other usage of psychoactive agents (if any)
  • 128.
    Take-AwayDoses(2)  Take awaydoses Dosage of methadone To add water ≤ 25mg Up to 50mL > 25mg Up to 100mL
  • 129.
    Take-AwayDoses(3)  Prepare completelabel for the bottle Methadone ……mg Minum pada…(tarikh)…(masa) Nama …………………………………………. No Pendaftaran…………………………… Tarikh Dibekal…………………………….. AMARAN JAUHI DARI KANAK-KANAK Nama pusat rawatan RTG, Alamat, Telefon Perlu diambil / ditelan oleh penama yang tercatat pada label di atas pada hari yang telah dinyatakan Boleh menyebabkan kemudaratan / kematian Jikalau diambil oleh orang lain In front of bottle Back of bottle
  • 130.
    Take-AwayDoses(4) WEEKLY TA DEATH /BIRTH FESTIVE SEASONS FASTING MONTH
  • 131.
    Take-AwayDoses(5)  Only 3/7per week  After being 6/52 into the program  Dr’s approval (1st time)  Specific day must be assigned  Defaulters – withhold TA 1/12 (subject to Dr’s evaluation) Weekly TAs
  • 132.
    Take-AwayDoses(6)  Death/birth offamily members  Can be given up to 3/7  Submit death cert/birth cert (compulsory)  Pharmacist Death / Birth
  • 133.
    Take-AwayDoses(7)  3/7 ofTAs  After being 6/52 into the programme  Patients who are celebrating  Pharmacist Festive Seasons
  • 134.
    Take-AwayDoses(8)  1/7 ONLYgiven at a time  1st dose given 1 day before fasting month  Very high possibility for misuse  Further discussion???  Standard guideline??? Fasting Month
  • 135.
    Storageof Methadone  Storageof take away doses  In a safe place ( cabinet or locked drawer)  Away from children  Room temperature ( not in fridge)  Cool dry place
  • 136.
    OverDoses  Overdose happenswhen a drug is taken excessively or in combination with other agent(s)  Very dangerous, fatal  In Australia, death following methadone induction often occurs at home during sleep  Administration of methadone in the morning ensure peak methadone concentrations occur when patients are normally awake & other people may be around if overdose should occur
  • 137.
    OverDoses(2)  Symptoms  Pinpointpupils  Nausea  Dizziness  Feeling intoxicated  Sedation/ Nodding off  Unsteady gait, slurred speech  Snoring  Hypotension  Slow pulse (Bradycardia)  Shallow breathing (hypoventilation)  Frothing at the mouth (pulmonary oedema)  Coma
  • 138.
    OverDoses(3)  Depressants (actby reducing nervous system activity to a dangerous level where pt stops breathing)  Heroine  Morphine  Methadone  Sleeping pills  Alcohol  Benzodiazepines  Stimulants (Increases body activity & can cause the increase in blood pressure, heart rate & body temperature)  Amphetamines  Ecstasy  Caffeine  Nicotine
  • 139.
    OverDoses(4)  Overdose canhappen easily either to an experienced or new addicts  Factors that affect the effects of drugs on individuals  Tolerance  Amount of drugs  Drug combination(s)  Route of administration
  • 140.
    OverDoses(5)  Things thatcant be done when patient has overdose  Force patient to vomit  Take a cold shower  Injecting salt water
  • 141.
    OverDoses(6)  Treatment  IVNaloxone 0.4-2mg every 2-3 minutes according to patient’s need
  • 142.
    Underdose  Happens betweenfew minutes or days after stopping or reducing dose of opioids  Important to identify to retain patient in the programme  Symptoms  Dysphoria  Nausea & vomiting  Muscle aches  Runny nose , watery eyes  Pupillary dilatation  Diarrhea  Excessive yawning (sangap)  Fever  Insomnia
  • 143.
    SEKIRANYA TERBUKTI MASIH TERLIBATDALAM PENYALAHGUNAAN DADAH TETAP TIDAK AKAN TERLEPAS DARI TINDAKAN UNDANG-UNDANG
  • 144.
    MMT Patients’ Outcome WhenWe Were Addicts Now … We can already function like normal
  • 145.
    Real Quotes FromMMT Patients “You all are really doing a very noble job helping these addicts” – patient’s brother “Terima kasih la kat kerajaan sebab sudi tolong orang macam kami,akak je yang tak jemu tengok muka kitorang (penagih) ni” - pesakit “Dulu 24 jam saya keje nak cari duit, sebab ‘barang’ punya hal, sekarang dah minum metahdone, satu kerja je cukup boleh jimat dan saya pun dah boleh jaga mak bapak saya. Hari-hari saya jenguk diorang” -pesakit  Saya nak pegi hantar anak saya pegi sekolah ni, tulah minum methadone dulu” –pesakit “Boleh tak saya nak schedule kan balik take away saya, nak pegi Singapore keje, ni flight itenary saya” – pesakit “Saya sekarang dah keje dah, driver Dato’ ********* *****” – pesakit “You are really giving them (addicts) a second chance in life” – patient’s family member
  • 146.
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