If someone wants to get sober they need to get into a treatment program with competent professionals. PCP's aren't addiction recovery specialists and probably should not be prescribing naltrexone anyway since they aren't familiar with it.
Think back to what the doctor said in the podcast about PCP's prescri…
If someone wants to get sober they need to get into a treatment program with competent professionals. PCP's aren't addiction recovery specialists and probably should not be prescribing naltrexone anyway since they aren't familiar with it.
Think back to what the doctor said in the podcast about PCP's prescribing naltrexone incorrectly and it being ineffective. Addiction recovery is a specialty, its unreasonable to expect a PCP to be able to do everything.
I said that in my original post.
If someone wants to get sober they need to get into a treatment program with competent professionals. PCP's aren't addiction recovery specialists and probably should not be prescribing naltrexone anyway since they aren't familiar with it.
Think back to what the doctor said in the podcast about PCP's prescribing naltrexone incorrectly and it being ineffective. Addiction recovery is a specialty, its unreasonable to expect a PCP to be able to do everything.