No More Antipsychotic Drugs for Children

Antipsychotics are new and quick solutions for children's psychosis, whether right or wrong. This may be an easy way to deal with these children, but physicians should not give antipsychotics to their children in infancy. These medicines leave the victims unlikely and have no personality. These medications cause serious side effects, which causes long-standing problems for children and it will face their remaining life. In other words, antipsychotic drugs are terrible for young children and should not be used.

Drug abuse Our children examine excessive abuse in four ways: 1) The role of the pharmaceutical industry in creating a market for children with antipsychotics; 2) Children's brain and body Influence of antipsychotics on development The negotiation factors between academic disciplines and the pharmaceutical industry is the sustained promotion of antipsychotics as first-line treatment; 4) American culture is aimed at promoting children's health and psychological development It is a way of harm, and most children's behavioral problems Biochemical processes But this book does not stop diagnosis of the problem; it also studies the potential solution

The United States is the largest market for antipsychotics. In 2016, the US antipsychotic market accounted for approximately 47% of the world market. The rapid spread of new drug molecules in the United States and the excellent redemption scenario are the two most important elements in the United States. Europe is the second largest market of antipsychotics. The Asia-Pacific region is expected to be one of the fastest growing regions in the antipsychotic market

The problem with antipsychotics is even more serious. In the early decades, it was convenient to classify these drugs as phenothiazine, butyrylbenzene, diphenylbutylpiperidine and other drugs based on structure. In subsequent drug development, a large number of drugs were synthesized without other members in this group. However, at about the same time, changes in adverse reactions result in unusual / typical differences and uses, as well as subsequent new and old and first / second / third generation antipsychotic terms.

In the past decade, several new "atypical" antipsychotic drugs have been introduced. It is expected that these drugs will be effective in treating patients who do not respond to standard antipsychotics. In addition, researchers are hoping to find drugs with fewer side effects. An example is clozapine released in 1990, which seems to be more effective in alleviating negative symptoms than typical antipsychotics. Clozapine not only gives hope to patients who do not respond to other drugs, but also has fewer side effects than typical antipsychotics. However, clozapine is rare but can cause deadly side effects, agranulocytosis, and blood disorders. Therefore, patients taking this medication should be monitored periodically. Fortunately, several new antipsychotics are available recently, some of which seem to have no serious side effects.