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He is taking Licab 300 mg, but he sometimes exhibits rough behaviour. He is also a stroke patient.
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He is taking Licab 300 mg, but he sometimes exhibits rough behaviour. He is also a stroke patient.
Asked by Female, 53 · 2 months ago
Rough behaviour may be related to mood instability, side effects of treatment, or brain changes after a stroke. A medical review is important for adjusting medications, assessing mental status, and managing post-stroke behavioural symptoms.
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Common Side Effects of Licab (Lithium 300 mg)
- Vomiting, nausea, excessive urination, dry mouth, dizziness.
Serious Side Effects
- Blurred vision, weight loss, fatigue, and potential lithium toxicity.
Considerations for Stroke Patients
- Monitor for interactions with stroke-related medications and conditions.
Behavioral Changes
- Lithium may affect mood; monitor for increased aggression or unusual behavior.
Monitoring and Safety Measures
- Regular blood tests for lithium levels, kidney, and thyroid function are essential.
When to Seek Medical Help
- Immediate attention for severe tremors, confusion, or significant behavioral changes.
Consultation with Specialists
- Engage neurologists and psychiatrists for comprehensive management.
Answered 2 months ago