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Park Prewett Hospital, Basingstoke
ABSTRACT
Twenty-three male chronic schizophrenics in a closed ward were treated with thioridazine for 13 weeks. No side-effects were noticed except for slight drowsiness. Two patients were worse and 6 were unchanged ; 15 improved.
Alterations in weight occurred but were not related to the clinical picture.
Thioridazine produced drowsiness as its only side-effect in daily doses of 400 to 600 mg.
When the drug was stopped, 11 became worse and were put back on thioridazine.
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