Nem pszichiátriai gyógyszerek szorongást és depressziót kiváltó mellékhatásai

Translated title of the contribution: Anxiogenic and depressogenic side-effects of non-psychiatric drugs

Eszter Kirilly, Xénia Gonda, Gabriella Juhasz, György Bagdy

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    Abstract

    Although medications such as anticancer, antimicrobial, immunomodulatory, neurological or hormonal therapies may have a negative impact on mood, adequate attention was not paid until the withdrawal of rimonabant in 2008. In the present study the authors review full spectrum of currently available medications discussing anxiety and depression as possible adverse effects of treatment. A relatively high risk of depression should always be considered when pharmacotherapy applied, especially if current depressive episodes, positive family history, or neurotic personality traits increasing susceptibility to depressogenic effects. Prior to start of medical treatment, the potential effectiveness of the given drug should be precisely evaluated, and alternative medical and non-medical treatment options should also be carefully considered. In addition, monitoring patients during treatment for signs of depressive or anxious symptoms is necessary.
    Translated title of the contributionAnxiogenic and depressogenic side-effects of non-psychiatric drugs
    Original languageHungarian
    Pages (from-to)1327-1336
    Number of pages9
    JournalOrvosi hetilap
    Volume154
    Issue number34
    DOIs
    Publication statusPublished - 1 Aug 2013

    Keywords

    • adverse effects
    • depression
    • personalized medicine
    • psychiatric side-effects
    • rimonabant
    • szabott orvoslás

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