TREATMENT OF THE OF ADJUSTMENT DISORDERS WITH BRIEF DEPRESSIVE REACTION
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The study aims to describe treatment of adjustment disorder with brief depressive reaction. This was a cross-sectional study observing treatment of 66 patients at the National Institute of Mental Health, Bach Mai hospital. All of them were diagnosed with adjustment disorder with brief depressive reaction (F43.20) that required hospitalization. The results showed that among the antidepressants were used for treatment, Amitriptylin was the most common medication with the starting dose was 40.3 ± 23.9 mg/day and the highest dose was 75,0 ± 35.4 mg/day. Followed by Remeron with the starting dose was 30.0 ± 13.6 mg/day and the maximum dose was 47.6 ± 14.8. The most common adverse effect of antidepressants was dry mouth (62.1%).
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the adjustment disorders with brief depressive reaction, treatment
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