RESUMEN
Opioid Detoxification with Relieving Sign and Symptoms is the first step in Management of Opioid Dependents. However, many studies show that 6 month relapse after Detoxification is nearly 50%.The aim of this study was the Evaluation of the rate of 1 and 6 month relapse staying in Detoxified opioid dependent Patients. 200 Completed files from consecutive referrals were used in this Study. Completion of Detoxification was been Confirmed by Naloxone Challenge Test or Consuming Orally 50 mg daily Naltrexone Capsules. At first Identifying data of all Patients extracted. Then in follow ups 1 and 6 month relapse of patients Assessed. In our study 88% were male, 7.5% were less than 20 years old, 42% was between 20-30 years old, 26% were above 40 years old. Mean age of Patients was 33 years old. 57% were married. 52% have Unsteady Job. 16% were Organizational Employee and 22.5% have no work. The Educational grades of 28 patients were under 8, 40% had Diploma Degree. 2.5% had degrees higher than Bachelor. 70% patients had 2 or More times history of Relapse after Detoxification. 1 month relapse was 18.5% and 6 moth relapse was 54.5%. The relapse was significantly higher among Women, employers [more than non employers], Singles and those with the history of relapse in the past