Reasons of relapse and pattern of drug use among the substance users in Bangladesh: A nationwide study.

Abstract:

:This study aimed at investigating the reasons of relapse and patterns of drug use among the substance users in Bangladesh. We have conducted a descriptive type of cross-sectional study among the relapse cases of substances users in the whole of Bangladesh. Concerning the reasons for relapse after taking treatment; family unrest (29.5%), peer pressure (27.4%), to reduce depression (24.8%) and craving for drugs (24.3%) were the most frequent. Amphetamine was reported to be the most used drug (76.1%, n = 693), followed by cannabis (75%, n = 683) and alcohol (54.3%, n= 495). Further extensive studies are also needed to explore the association.

journal_name

J Ethn Subst Abuse

authors

Nabi MH,Masud I,Humaira T,Hussain A,Naz F,Chakraborty PA,Hawlader MDH

doi

10.1080/15332640.2020.1801549

subject

Has Abstract

pub_date

2020-08-04 00:00:00

pages

1-10

eissn

1533-2640

issn

1533-2659

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