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However, aripiprazole augmentation was efficacious in those with prior treatment failure
We present a treatment-resistant case of excoriation disorder successfully treated with a combination of aripiprazole and venlafaxine CASE PRESENTATION A 21-year-old
some medications used to treat mental illness, such as aripiprazole, clozapine, or thioridazine; voriconazole
Cases of lactation cessation have occurred, but cases of gynecomastia and galactorrhea have also been reported
The remission rates were also significantly higher with aripiprazole augmentation (25
67,68,69 In addition, significantly more patients taking aripiprazole augmentation achieved remission than patients taking placebo as early as week 167 and week 2
Either aripiprazole or the combination with venlafaxine possibly caused a decrease in milk supply
This medication combination may be considered by clinicians in the future for treatment-resistant excoriation disorder as its side effect profile is favorable for patients who have failed first-line treatment options
A recent randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled trial evaluated the safety and efficacy of adding aripiprazole to the SNRI venlafaxine extended-release in 181 adults aged > 60 years (mean age 66 years, 57% female) with major depression resistant to venlafaxine alone
Evidence supports a small benefit with switches to venlafaxine, vortioxetine, the tricyclics (especially in melancholic depression), and the MAOIs (especially in atypical depression) Augmentation with aripiprazole resulted in no significant difference in remission rates compared with augmentation with bupropion (RR = 1
Consistent evidence of efficacy in resistant OCD
Severe lesions were present on multiple sites of her body
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The methods of IRL-GRey are described elsewhere ()
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Talk to your doctor before using traMADol together with venlafaxine
(2003) Relating clinical trials to psychiatric practice: part I: the case of a 13-year old on aripiprazole and