Definition: Antabuse is a prescription medication used in the treatment of withdrawal symptoms following alcohol use. It's similar to methadone but works differently, targeting cravings for certain opioids, instead of heroin. Definition: Antabuse (often referred to as Methadone or Opioid Assisting Therapy) is a synthetic opioid substitute that can be prescribed as an antitubercular agent and used to treat withdrawal symptoms following the use of alcohol. It works by blocking the body's effects on the neurotransmitter norepinephrine, which can lead to cravings for opioids. This medication is typically available only at licensed medical facilities or with a prescription from a qualified doctor. It should be taken by mouth under the guidance of a healthcare provider as part of an integrated treatment plan.
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