Casey Grover, MD, FACEP
Casey Grover, MD, FACEP
Episode 57 - Have you heard of Phenibut?
Episode 57 - Have you heard of Phenibut?
Episode 57 - Have you heard of Phenibut?
Thursday 24th August 2023
Dr. Casey Grover explores the risks of Phenibut use and offers practical advice for managing its withdrawal in emergency care.
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Episode Overview
- Phenibut's mechanisms, toxicity, and withdrawal symptoms are explored, shedding light on its increasing usage and potential dangers.
- Limited literature on Phenibut prompts an investigation into the best practices for managing its withdrawal and dependence.
- Dr. Casey Grover provides evidence-based insights to enhance patient care in acute care settings, offering valuable information for healthcare professionals.
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Ever heard of Phenibut? This episode of 'Addiction in Emergency Medicine and Acute Care' dives deep into this unregulated supplement that’s gaining traction online. Dr. Casey Grover breaks down the nitty-gritty of Phenibut, from its usage and potential for dependence to the complexities of withdrawal. With a focus on real-world applications, Dr. Grover reviews existing literature to give healthcare professionals practical advice on managing Phenibut-related cases in emergency settings.
If you're curious about how to handle the unexpected challenges of Phenibut toxicity and withdrawal, this episode offers a treasure trove of evidence-based insights. Whether you're an emergency room veteran or just stepping into the field, this episode is packed with crucial information that could make a difference in patient care.