Journal of Clinical Case Reports

Galgali SR

Publications

• Case Report
  Antipsychotic Induced Hyperprolactinaemia: A New Risk Factor for Periodontal Disease
  Author(s): Tripathi VD, Chandarashekhar KT, Galgali SR, Mishra R, Choudhary A, Khatri H, Deo A and Trivedi ATripathi VD, Chandarashekhar KT, Galgali SR, Mishra R, Choudhary A, Khatri H, Deo A and Trivedi A
  
  Aims:This case report aims to increase the awareness of the psychiatrist and dentist about the necessity of regular dental evaluation of the patients on antipsychotics, in order to reduce the incidence of periodontal disease. Presentation of case: A 32 year old female patient suffering from schizophrenia, and on antipsychotic medications, since 11 years of age presented with complaint of pain and mobility in upper front teeth. Clinical and radiographic examination establishes severe generalised periodontitis associated with generalised gingival enlargement. Dexa test suggested reduced BMD; hormonal investigation implicates severe hyperprolactinaemia with no other hormonal abnormality. Periodontal management, withdrawal of Risperidone and dose reduction of Amisulpride, vitamin D, calcium supplements and Alendronate has been advised. Patient is o.. Read More»
  DOI: 10.4172/2165-7920.10001192

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