Cocaine Use Disorder
Cocaine Use Disorder (CUD) is characterized as a substance use disorder in which biological, psychological, and genetic characteristics are supposed to predispose an individual to addiction. Cocaine causes the brain to release large amounts of a chemical called dopamine. This chemical activated the reward centre of the brain. Over time, more cocaine is needed to cause the same release of chemicals, leading to misuse.
Currently, no drug is approved to treat cocaine addiction; however, psychosocial treatment is the standard treatment for addicted patients. The social stigma revolving around Cocaine Use Disorder and lack of awareness about the misuse obstructs the creation of standard CUD treatment options.
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