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Senile Dementia, Subdural Hygroma, Becomes Talkative If Not Slept Properly
HI sir my name is from Kolkata,india.My grandmother is 68 years old and has senile dementia e` subdural hygroma.she didnt sleep at all last day.and became very talkative.When ever she dont sleep properly this kind of behavior is noticeable.She is facing this kind of problem from 2010 may.i have given a medicine Eptoin . phenytoin tables.What should i do please help me.Doctors use to give this and alzil 5.What will make her sleep please help me doctor.Its a request from a grandson.
hi..visit a psychiatrist once again..may be she have had convulsion for which eptoin was prescribed..but the continuation of this drug at this age should be reviewed..alzil is anti-dementia drug, but the dose may be increased,,she should be prescribed sedatives for sleep and also some low-dose anti-psychotics to tackle behavioural and psychological symptoms of dementia..consult soon..wish her good health..
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Senile Dementia, Subdural Hygroma, Becomes Talkative If Not Slept Properly
hi..visit a psychiatrist once again..may be she have had convulsion for which eptoin was prescribed..but the continuation of this drug at this age should be reviewed..alzil is anti-dementia drug, but the dose may be increased,,she should be prescribed sedatives for sleep and also some low-dose anti-psychotics to tackle behavioural and psychological symptoms of dementia..consult soon..wish her good health..