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What are the Approaches for Treating Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome (NAS)?

NAS occurs in newborns exposed to addictive substances in utero. Treatment includes:
- Medication: Methadone or morphine to manage withdrawal symptoms.
- Supportive Care: Swaddling, reduced sensory stimulation, and small, frequent feedings.
- Monitoring: Regular assessment using standardized scoring systems to evaluate symptom severity.

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