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Dexmethylphenidate: Difference between revisions

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==== Therapeutic ====
==== Therapeutic ====
* <effect slug="attention" label="Attention and focus">Improved attention, executive function, and working memory. Many patients report a cleaner subjective effect than racemic methylphenidate at equivalent therapeutic doses.</effect>
* <effect ref="attention">Improved attention, executive function, and working memory. Many patients report a cleaner subjective effect than racemic methylphenidate at equivalent therapeutic doses.</effect>
* <effect slug="reduced-impulsivity" label="Reduced impulsivity and hyperactivity"/>
* <effect ref="reduced-impulsivity"/>
* <effect slug="wakefulness" label="Wakefulness"/>
* <effect ref="wakefulness"/>


==== Common ====
==== Common ====
* <effect slug="decreased-appetite" label="Decreased appetite">Often dose-limiting; may produce weight loss over time.</effect>
* <effect ref="decreased-appetite">Often dose-limiting; may produce weight loss over time.</effect>
* <effect slug="insomnia" label="Insomnia">Especially with late-afternoon dosing.</effect>
* <effect ref="insomnia">Especially with late-afternoon dosing.</effect>
* <effect slug="headache" label="Headache"/>
* <effect ref="headache"/>
* <effect slug="abdominal-pain" label="Abdominal pain"/>
* <effect ref="abdominal-pain"/>
* <effect slug="irritability" label="Irritability"/>
* <effect ref="irritability"/>
* <effect slug="dry-mouth" label="Dry mouth"/>
* <effect ref="dry-mouth"/>
* <effect slug="hr-bp-elevation" label="Elevated heart rate / blood pressure">Usually mild but dose-dependent.</effect>
* <effect ref="hr-bp-elevation">Usually mild but dose-dependent.</effect>
* <effect slug="weight-loss" label="Weight loss"/>
* <effect ref="weight-loss"/>


==== Cardiovascular ====
==== Cardiovascular ====
* <effect slug="palpitations" label="Palpitations / tachycardia"/>
* <effect ref="palpitations"/>
* <effect slug="cardiac-event" label="Serious cardiac event">Rare reports of sudden cardiac death in patients with structural heart disease (FDA warning).</effect>
* <effect ref="cardiac-event">Rare reports of sudden cardiac death in patients with structural heart disease (FDA warning).</effect>


==== Psychiatric ====
==== Psychiatric ====
* <effect slug="anxiety" label="Anxiety"/>
* <effect ref="anxiety"/>
* <effect slug="agitation" label="Agitation"/>
* <effect ref="agitation"/>
* <effect slug="psychosis" label="Psychosis">Rare; higher risk in patients with bipolar predisposition.</effect>
* <effect ref="psychosis">Rare; higher risk in patients with bipolar predisposition.</effect>
* <effect slug="mania" label="Mania">Rare; higher risk in patients with bipolar predisposition.</effect>
* <effect ref="mania">Rare; higher risk in patients with bipolar predisposition.</effect>
* <effect slug="hallucinations" label="Hallucinations">Visual or tactile; rare, more common at higher doses or in predisposed patients.</effect>
* <effect ref="hallucinations">Visual or tactile; rare, more common at higher doses or in predisposed patients.</effect>


==== Other adverse ====
==== Other adverse ====
* <effect slug="tics" label="Tics">May emerge or worsen; comorbid Tourette syndrome is a traditional relative contraindication.</effect>
* <effect ref="tics">May emerge or worsen; comorbid Tourette syndrome is a traditional relative contraindication.</effect>
* <effect slug="dependence" label="Dependence / misuse">Schedule II controlled substance; abuse liability similar to racemic methylphenidate per milligram of active material. Crushed/insufflated/IV misuse is the major risk pattern.</effect>
* <effect ref="dependence">Schedule II controlled substance; abuse liability similar to racemic methylphenidate per milligram of active material. Crushed/insufflated/IV misuse is the major risk pattern.</effect>
* <effect slug="tolerance" label="Tolerance">To therapeutic effects, with chronic high-dose use.</effect>
* <effect ref="tolerance">To therapeutic effects, with chronic high-dose use.</effect>
* <effect slug="growth-suppression" label="Growth suppression">Modest reduction in growth velocity in chronically-treated children.</effect>
* <effect ref="growth-suppression">Modest reduction in growth velocity in chronically-treated children.</effect>
* <effect slug="priapism" label="Priapism">Rare but documented; FDA warning, especially in adolescents.</effect>
* <effect ref="priapism">Rare but documented; FDA warning, especially in adolescents.</effect>
* <effect slug="vasculopathy" label="Peripheral vasculopathy">Raynaud-like phenomenon, rare digital ischemia.</effect>
* <effect ref="vasculopathy">Raynaud-like phenomenon, rare digital ischemia.</effect>
* <effect slug="seizure" label="Lowered seizure threshold">Caution in epilepsy.</effect>
* <effect ref="seizure">Caution in epilepsy.</effect>
* <effect slug="withdrawal" label="Withdrawal / "crash"">Fatigue, rebound hyperactivity, dysphoria on dose offset.</effect>
* <effect ref="withdrawal">Fatigue, rebound hyperactivity, dysphoria on dose offset.</effect>
| contraindications = * Hypersensitivity to dexmethylphenidate or methylphenidate
| contraindications = * Hypersensitivity to dexmethylphenidate or methylphenidate
* Concurrent MAOI use, or within 14 days of MAOI discontinuation
* Concurrent MAOI use, or within 14 days of MAOI discontinuation
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'''Renal/hepatic impairment:''' caution; reduce dose and monitor.<h2 id="Effects">Effects</h2><span></span>
'''Renal/hepatic impairment:''' caution; reduce dose and monitor.<h2 id="Effects">Effects</h2><span></span>
====Therapeutic====
====Therapeutic====
*<effect slug="attention" label="Attention and focus">Improved attention, executive function, and working memory. Many patients report a cleaner subjective effect than racemic methylphenidate at equivalent therapeutic doses.</effect>
*<effect ref="attention">Improved attention, executive function, and working memory. Many patients report a cleaner subjective effect than racemic methylphenidate at equivalent therapeutic doses.</effect>
*<effect slug="reduced-impulsivity" label="Reduced impulsivity and hyperactivity" />
*<effect ref="reduced-impulsivity"/>
*<effect slug="wakefulness" label="Wakefulness" />
*<effect ref="wakefulness"/>
<span></span>
<span></span>
====Common====
====Common====
*<effect slug="decreased-appetite" label="Decreased appetite">Often dose-limiting; may produce weight loss over time.</effect>
*<effect ref="decreased-appetite">Often dose-limiting; may produce weight loss over time.</effect>
*<effect slug="insomnia" label="Insomnia">Especially with late-afternoon dosing.</effect>
*<effect ref="insomnia">Especially with late-afternoon dosing.</effect>
*<effect slug="headache" label="Headache" />
*<effect ref="headache"/>
*<effect slug="abdominal-pain" label="Abdominal pain" />
*<effect ref="abdominal-pain"/>
*<effect slug="irritability" label="Irritability" />
*<effect ref="irritability"/>
*<effect slug="dry-mouth" label="Dry mouth" />
*<effect ref="dry-mouth"/>
*<effect slug="hr-bp-elevation" label="Elevated heart rate / blood pressure">Usually mild but dose-dependent.</effect>
*<effect ref="hr-bp-elevation">Usually mild but dose-dependent.</effect>
*<effect slug="weight-loss" label="Weight loss" />
*<effect ref="weight-loss"/>
<span></span>
<span></span>
====Cardiovascular====
====Cardiovascular====
*<effect slug="palpitations" label="Palpitations / tachycardia" />
*<effect ref="palpitations"/>
*<effect slug="cardiac-event" label="Serious cardiac event">Rare reports of sudden cardiac death in patients with structural heart disease (FDA warning).</effect>
*<effect ref="cardiac-event">Rare reports of sudden cardiac death in patients with structural heart disease (FDA warning).</effect>
<span></span>
<span></span>
====Psychiatric====
====Psychiatric====
*<effect slug="anxiety" label="Anxiety" />
*<effect ref="anxiety"/>
*<effect slug="agitation" label="Agitation" />
*<effect ref="agitation"/>
*<effect slug="psychosis" label="Psychosis">Rare; higher risk in patients with bipolar predisposition.</effect>
*<effect ref="psychosis">Rare; higher risk in patients with bipolar predisposition.</effect>
*<effect slug="mania" label="Mania">Rare; higher risk in patients with bipolar predisposition.</effect>
*<effect ref="mania">Rare; higher risk in patients with bipolar predisposition.</effect>
*<effect slug="hallucinations" label="Hallucinations">Visual or tactile; rare, more common at higher doses or in predisposed patients.</effect>
*<effect ref="hallucinations">Visual or tactile; rare, more common at higher doses or in predisposed patients.</effect>
<span></span>
<span></span>
====Other adverse====
====Other adverse====
*<effect slug="tics" label="Tics">May emerge or worsen; comorbid Tourette syndrome is a traditional relative contraindication.</effect>
*<effect ref="tics">May emerge or worsen; comorbid Tourette syndrome is a traditional relative contraindication.</effect>
*<effect slug="dependence" label="Dependence / misuse">Schedule II controlled substance; abuse liability similar to racemic methylphenidate per milligram of active material. Crushed/insufflated/IV misuse is the major risk pattern.</effect>
*<effect ref="dependence">Schedule II controlled substance; abuse liability similar to racemic methylphenidate per milligram of active material. Crushed/insufflated/IV misuse is the major risk pattern.</effect>
*<effect slug="tolerance" label="Tolerance">To therapeutic effects, with chronic high-dose use.</effect>
*<effect ref="tolerance">To therapeutic effects, with chronic high-dose use.</effect>
*<effect slug="growth-suppression" label="Growth suppression">Modest reduction in growth velocity in chronically-treated children.</effect>
*<effect ref="growth-suppression">Modest reduction in growth velocity in chronically-treated children.</effect>
*<effect slug="priapism" label="Priapism">Rare but documented; FDA warning, especially in adolescents.</effect>
*<effect ref="priapism">Rare but documented; FDA warning, especially in adolescents.</effect>
*<effect slug="vasculopathy" label="Peripheral vasculopathy">Raynaud-like phenomenon, rare digital ischemia.</effect>
*<effect ref="vasculopathy">Raynaud-like phenomenon, rare digital ischemia.</effect>
*<effect slug="seizure" label="Lowered seizure threshold">Caution in epilepsy.</effect>
*<effect ref="seizure">Caution in epilepsy.</effect>
*<effect slug="withdrawal" label="Withdrawal /" crash""="">Fatigue, rebound hyperactivity, dysphoria on dose offset.</effect><h2 id="Contraindications">Contraindications</h2>
*<effect ref="withdrawal">Fatigue, rebound hyperactivity, dysphoria on dose offset.</effect><h2 id="Contraindications">Contraindications</h2>
*Hypersensitivity to dexmethylphenidate or methylphenidate
*Hypersensitivity to dexmethylphenidate or methylphenidate
*Concurrent MAOI use, or within 14 days of MAOI discontinuation
*Concurrent MAOI use, or within 14 days of MAOI discontinuation