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Download 16 times Source: ajp.psychiatryonline.org // Topic: Beauty : Hair Care File Size: 53.85 kb // Total of Page: 1 Page(s) Last download by namratapatane Last download on: 2 weeks ago Share this info: Sample of page (click to enlarge) Short Desciption: ment except eye drops containing hypromellose. She. reported an increase in hair loss 2 to 3 weeks after begin-. ning lamotrigine treatment. ... Content Inside: LET TERS TO THE EDITOR b lo o d pressure was within the normal range; and her esophageal peristalsis had restarted. To our knowledge, this is the second report of neuroleptic malignant syndrome successfully treated with the administration of subcutaneous apomorphine monotherapy. Similar results were also found by Wang and Hsieh (1). The availability of an agent that effectively treats neuroleptic malignant syndrome and can be administered subcutaneously might be useful in cases in which the syndrome is complicated by the presenc e of achalasia or symptoms such as vomiting when the use of oral bromocriptine or amantadine is difficult. Reference 1. Wang HC, Hsieh Y: Treatment of neuroleptic malignant syndrome with subcutaneous apomorphine monotherapy. Mov Disord 2001; 16:765767 tient who was treated with a combination of magnesium valproate and lamotrigine and suffered from hair loss. The authors indicate that the hair loss in their patient may have been caused by the intake of magnesium valproate