Antipsychotics Induced Edema
Antipsychotic-induced edema is not an uncommon side-effect. In most cases, this can be a transient and self-limited side effect but it is important to know the risk factors and management of edema associated with antipsychotics.
WHAT ARE THE RISK FACTORS FOR ANTIPSYCHOTICS-INDUCED EDEMA?
We have the following chapter for more details this topic (for PEFA members only):
Antipsychotics Induced Edema: Evaluation & Management.
This PEFA chapter is summarized in the following seven sections:
- Underlying Mechanism for Antipsychotics Induced Edema.
- Clinical Features: Location, Timeline, and Physical Exam.
- Risk Factors for Antipsychotics Induced Edema.
- Antipsychotic Medications Associated with Edema.
- Non-Psychotropic Medications Associated with Edema.
- Evaluation of Bilateral Lower Extremity Edema.
- Treatment Recommendations.
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