Research Notes on Neuroleptics
Neuroleptics are also known as antipsychotic drugs employed in the treatment of psychosis as well as other psychiatric conditions. Neuroleptics may cause a wide range of side effects including tremors, hypotension, impotence, lethargy and seizures. Lower doses are currently being used, resulting to a decrease in the incidence of motor side effects and sedation.
Top Resources on Neuroleptics
- Wikipedia: Antipsychotic
- National Institute of Mental Health: Antipsychotic Medications
- Gale Encyclopedia of Medicine (via Healthline: Antipsychotic Drugs
- Worldwide Education and Awareness for Movement Disorders: Treatment of Pediatric Movement Disorders
- McMan's Depression and Bipolar Web: Bipolar Meds – The Antipsychotics
- Rethink: Antipsychotics
- USA Today: Anti-psychotics May Deepen Alzheimer's Patients' Slide
- ScienceDaily: Treatment With An Anti-psychotic Drug Found To Cause Changes In Metabolism Earlier Than Expected (April 9, 2008) | Antipsychotic Drugs Increase Risk Of Developing Pneumonia In Elderly, Study Suggests
- YouTube: Antipsychotic Medication Permanent Damage Psychiatric Drugs | Antipsychotic Medication Permanent Damage From Psych Drugs
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