ArticleIndian journal of pharmacology2026
Drug-induced mania and parkinsonism in substance use disorder patient: A case report.
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abstractThis case report investigates mania and parkinsonism induced by olanzapine and disulfiram in a patient with substance use disorder. DSM-5 criteria were used for the diagnosis of drug-induced parkinsonism, and movement disorder severity was assessed with the Simpson-Angus Scale. After initiating olanzapine and disulfiram therapy, the patient developed extrapyramidal symptoms and manic features. Naranjo scale indicated a probable drug reaction (score = 7), while Hartwig Severity Assessment (Level 4) suggested that hospitalization was required and these reactions were nonpreventable. The case underscores the need for vigilant monitoring and tailored treatment in patients with psychiatric conditions.
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