Revisiting Tardive Dyskinesia: Focusing on the Basics of Identification and Treatment

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2020
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Abstract
Abstract The use of second-generation antipsychotics has not eliminated tardive dyskinesia (TD), and the prevalence of the disorder is higher than commonly realized. The involuntary movements of TD can decrease patients†quality of life, cause embarrassment, and lead to social withdrawal. Clinicians must evaluate patients taking DRBAs for TD risk factors and regularly screen them for TD using a rating scale. Familiarity with tools and diagnostic criteria will enable clinicians to conduct a differential diagnosis. Once a diagnosis is made, medications approved by the US Food and Drug Administration can be used to treat the condition. These medications are effective, but clinicians should be aware of key differences. A baseline assessment and regular follow-up evaluations will allow the clinician to monitor the patient's progress and make adjustments to meet treatment goals.
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Authors Leslie Citrome;Stephen R. Saklad;
Journal the journal of clinical psychiatry
Year 2020
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https://www.psychiatrist.com/jcp/bipolar/evaluating-and-treating-tardive-dyskinesia/
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