Addiction Clinical Trial
Official title:
Effects of Noninvasive Brain Stimulation Methods (rTMS and tDCS) Treatment on Brain Function, Craving and Relapse Prevention
Addiction is known as a chronic relapsing brain disorder that has a high cost to patients, family and society. Its ranking in cause of death is 8th globally, and substance abuse contributes 5.4% of the total global burden of disease. Brain stimulation procedures such as repetitive trans-cranial magnetic stimulation (rTMS) and trans-cranial direct current stimulation (tDCS) are considered minimal risk interventions and are used for the treatment of depression, pain, and other neurological and psychiatric disorders. There is some evidence that rTMS applied to the left prefrontal cortex results in significantly lowered craving. To date, no studies have investigated the effects of a course of either rTMS or tDCS treatment on opioid craving, brain function, and relapse prevention in opioid addicts. Individuals with prescription opioid dependence experience high rates of desire and intense cravings to use opioids. The present study aims to examine the effects of a course of daily prefrontal rTMS and tDCS on brain function, desire and craving and help to relapse prevention in abstinence phase.
The investigators plan to compare and contrast TMS and tDCS alone or in combination to treat opioid abuse. We will use a 4 cell randomised parallel controlled trial, consisting of active or sham TMS, and active or sham tDCS [a-tDCS, a-TMS; s-tDCS, a-TMS; a-tDCS, s-TMS; s-tDCS, s-TMS). The investigators hypothesise that each of the active interventions alone will be superior to pure sham in reducing craving and use. Moreover, The investigators hypothesise that COMBINING the two active treatments will be synergistic and will produce the largest reductions in craving and use. ;
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