Casey Grover, MD, FACEP
Casey Grover, MD, FACEP
Episode 33 - Methamphetamine Psychosis
Episode 33 - Methamphetamine Psychosis
Episode 33 - Methamphetamine Psychosis
Tuesday 9th August 2022
Understand methamphetamine psychosis with Dr. Casey Grover. Learn about its diagnosis, symptoms, and treatment in emergency care settings.
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Get the buttons here!Decoding Methamphetamine Psychosis: Key Strategies for Emergency Care
We need to treat the underlying methamphetamine use so as to get the patient to stop using meth. Despite how commonly we use antipsychotics for methamphetamine-associated psychosis, there isn't a huge amount of literature on this.
Picture this: a patient arrives via ambulance, clearly psychotic, and you find out they've been using methamphetamine. Is it schizophrenia or meth-induced psychosis? This episode of 'Addiction in Emergency Medicine and Acute Care' with Dr. Casey Grover dives into the tricky waters of methamphetamine psychosis. Dr. Grover breaks down how to differentiate between primary psychotic disorders and those triggered by meth use. He covers the clinical features, prognosis, and risk factors that healthcare providers need to know.
The discussion also highlights the importance of treating the underlying methamphetamine use disorder to manage psychotic symptoms effectively. With insights into the biological mechanisms and current treatment options like antipsychotics and cognitive behavioral therapy, this episode is a must-listen for anyone in emergency medicine. Get ready to enhance your understanding and improve patient outcomes in acute care settings.