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Multiple Drug Intoxication in A Patient with Bipolar Disorder Anesteziyoloji ve Reanimasyon

Bipolar Bozuklukluğu Olan Bir Hastada Çoklu İlaç İntoksikasyon

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Causapedia
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81–90
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We aimed to present our treatment approach to the patient without knowing the doses of the medicines he had taken.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Poisoning develops as a result of substance intake which should not be taken into the body.
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Key Findings & Data:In this case report, we present a 26-year-old male patient with bipolar disorder who took the following medicines with suicidal intent: zoprotec plus(30/12.5) (zofenopril kalsiyum + hidroklortiyazid), diltizem 120 mg tb (diltiazem HCl ), benipin 4 mg tb (benidipin hidroklorür), bevitab B12 (250 mg Bı vitamini, 250 mg B6 vitamini ve 1 mg B12 vitamini) tb, tyoflex fort 8 mg (tiyokolsikozid) tb, A-ferin forte tb (parasetamol 650 mg, klorfeniramin maleat 4 mg), nexstep 40 mg tb (esomeprazol), xarelto 20 mg tb (rivaroksaban), prelica 75 mg kapsül (pregabalin).
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Conclusion & Impact:We aimed to present our treatment approach to the patient without knowing the doses of the medicines he had taken.
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⚙️Variables:Domain Parameters

Abstract

Poisoning develops as a result of substance intake which should not be taken into the body. Substances taken in excess amounts, accidental or suicidal substance intake or undesired drug reactions may cause poisoning. In this case report, we present a 26-year-old male patient with bipolar disorder who took the following medicines with suicidal intent: zoprotec plus(30/12.5) (zofenopril kalsiyum + hidroklortiyazid), diltizem 120 mg tb (diltiazem HCl ), benipin 4 mg tb (benidipin hidroklorür), bevitab B12 (250 mg Bı vitamini, 250 mg B6 vitamini ve 1 mg B12 vitamini) tb, tyoflex fort 8 mg (tiyokolsikozid) tb, A-ferin forte tb (parasetamol 650 mg, klorfeniramin maleat 4 mg), nexstep 40 mg tb (esomeprazol), xarelto 20 mg tb (rivaroksaban), prelica 75 mg kapsül (pregabalin). He was discharged from our hospital after successful treatment. We aimed to present our treatment approach to the patient without knowing the doses of the medicines he had taken.

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Zehirlenme, vücuda alınmaması gereken ya da alınması gerekenden fazla miktarda alınan maddelerin yanlışlıkla veya intihar amacıyla alınması ya da istenmeyen ilaç reaksiyonları sonucu gelişir. Biz, bu olgu sunumunda, zoprotec plus (30/12.5) (zofenopril kalsiyum + hidroklortiyazid), diltizem 120 mg tb (diltiazem HCl ), benipin 4 mg tb (benidipin hidroklorür), bevitab B12 (250 mg Bı vitamini, 250 mg B6 vitamini ve 1 mg B12 vitamini) tb, tyoflex fort 8 mg (tiyokolsikosid) tb, Aferin forte tb (parasetamol 650 mg, klorfeniramin maleat 4 mg), nexstep 40 mg tb (esomeprazol), xarelto 20 mg tb (rivaroksaban), prelica 75 mg kapsül (pregabalin) adlı ilaçları intihar amacı ile alan 26 yaşındaki bipolar bozukluğu olan erkek hastayı sunacağız. Bu ilaçlar nedeni ile çoklu ilaç intoksikasyonu gelişen hastamız, uyguladığımız tedavi sonucunda şifa ile taburcu edilmiştir. Bu yazımızda, ilaçların her birinden ne kadar aldığını bilmediğimiz hastamıza uyguladığımız tedavi yaklaşımımızı sunmayı amaçladık.

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YEKTAŞ, A. (2020). Multiple Drug Intoxication in A Patient with Bipolar Disorder Anesteziyoloji ve Reanimasyon. Causapedia, Cilt: 9 - Sayı: 3, 81–90. https://ajindex.com/articles/153691

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