How do you manage sleep disturbances in patients with Alzheimer’s disease without relying heavily on deliriogenic medications?
Answer from: at Community Practice
Sleep disturbances are common in older people and in those with Alzheimer’s disease (AD) in particular, and there are often multiple etiologies. Whether sleep disturbances increase the risk for AD, or are a result, metanalyses have suggested that the magnitude of sleep impairment correlates wi...
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at Inland Psychiatric Offices If there is neither effect nor side effect, is the...
at Neuropsychiatry Service Are we concerned about the cardiovascular adverse ...
at Stamford Hospital Really helpful discussion on a complex issue.
Doxepin is always frowned upon because, at higher doses, it is all anticholinergic. At low doses, it’s highly selective for H1 and no other receptors. I go to doxepin a lot. Same thing with hydroxyzine. These are perpetuating myths in psychiatry where old-school thinking doesn’t match up...
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at Private Practice I prescribe doxepin 3-10 mg qhs for patients as a ...
at Stanford Medicine Child And Adolescent Psychiatry I agree completely, but sadly, whenever I try to p...
at South Broward Hospital District 3-6 mg is the brand name. I do 10 mg, which is gen...
If there is neither effect nor side effect, is the...
Are we concerned about the cardiovascular adverse ...
Really helpful discussion on a complex issue.