Sentence examples for psychotropic side from inspiring English sources
At low doses, they have few psychotropic side effects, which disappear rapidly in patients with chronic headache.
In the perspective to treat inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), our approach was to develop new selective CB2 receptor agonists without psychotropic side effects associated to CB1 receptors.
This may constitute a possible solution to the psychotropic side effects encountered when cannabinoids are therapeutically employed as local analgesic or antiglaucoma agents.
Conversely, drugs that target other parts of the body ideally should not cross the BBB to avoid possible psychotropic side effects.
Central activation of CB1 has psychotropic side effects and this problem is circumvented by the use of FAAH inhibitors [ 62].
The potential advantage of using URB597 peripherally is that it could allow the accumulation of endocannabinoids in the synovium of affected joints and avoid the potential psychotropic side effects of cannabinoid receptor activation in the CNS.
During ketamine administration (infusions or treatments), no psychotropic side-effects, hallucinations, nausea, vomiting, or changes in sleep pattern were reported by any patient.
Secondary outcomes are the overall frequency of PDU, NPS, quality of life, activities of daily living, psychotropic drug side effects and adverse events (including cognition, hospitalizations, and mortality).
Psychotropic drug side effects and adverse events will be assessed by symptoms and disorders related to PDU, cognition, hospitalizations, and mortality.
Considering that surveys undertaken in nightclubs and other nighttime economy venues are a good source of data in order to assess the use of recreational drugs in a high-prevalence use population [ 16], we selected a sample of young adults involved in Rome nightclub scene, investigating substance use as well as possible psychotropic and side effects.
The contradiction of widely prescribed psychotropic drugs despite side effects and limited evidence for (long-term) effectiveness, suggests that psychotropic drugs may be prescribed inappropriately.
