AI Article Synopsis
- The study discusses behavioral adverse effects from antihypertensive drugs like sleep disorders, confusion, psychotic reactions, and depression, reported at the Marseilles Regional Center of Pharmacovigilance.
- These adverse effects are rarely documented, suggesting that the connection between the drugs and these issues might be difficult to establish.
- Multiple factors, including hypertension and other medications, complicate the assessment of these behavioral effects.
Article Abstract
The authors present typical observations of behavioural adverse effects induced by anti-hypertensive drugs and reported to the Marseilles Regional Center of Pharmacovigilance. These effects include: sleep disorders, confusion, psychotic reactions and depression. Surprisingly, these effects seem to be very rarely reported; this is perhaps due to a tricky assessment of the causal relationship: many factors (hypertension, other diseases, other drugs) can have an influence on these troubles.
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