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  • Anticonvulsants that affect voltage-gated sodium channels can be effective mood stabilizers.
  • Their action on these channels may also make them helpful additions to antipsychotic treatments.
  • This could be particularly beneficial for individuals with resistant psychosis, who do not respond well to standard treatments.

Article Abstract

Actions of certain anticonvulsants upon voltage-gated sodium channels may not only explain why they are effective mood stabilizers but may also explain why they could be useful adjuncts to antipsychotics for resistant psychosis.

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