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Dr. Andrew Rynne
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Dr. Andrew Rynne

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Has Cerebral Palsy, Had UTI Treated. Stopped Sleeping, Became Delusional. Prescribed Quetiapine. Have Blurred Vision And Abdominal Pain

My 29 year old nephew has mild CP...had been able to function, play hckey, swim, run walk etc...had chronic UTI's treated....about 4 months ago, suddenly stopped sleeping, became delusional, etc...rambling non stop .....taken to 3 different hospitals...discovered undiagnosed severe UTI....because of behaviour, was prescribed 800mg QuetiapineXR and appears almost comatose...blurred vision, dizziness, abdominal pain....cant locate a Dr in a small town that will take this case....parents are becoming desperate!!! any ideas?
posted on Thu, 29 Aug 2013
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Hi, are you not in a position to take him to the nearby city. Now he may need to have M.R.I. for confirmation, and culture and sensitivity of the urine for possible organisms causing infection, and its sensitivity to drugs in order of preference. He may need to have treatment with a psychologist as well.
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Has Cerebral Palsy, Had UTI Treated. Stopped Sleeping, Became Delusional. Prescribed Quetiapine. Have Blurred Vision And Abdominal Pain

Hi, are you not in a position to take him to the nearby city. Now he may need to have M.R.I. for confirmation, and culture and sensitivity of the urine for possible organisms causing infection, and its sensitivity to drugs in order of preference. He may need to have treatment with a psychologist as well. Thank you.