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My father was taking Xet CR plus and Qutan, and now his behavior is changing. Why?

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Patient's Query

Hi doctor,

My father was taking Xet CR plus 25 one tablet after meals and Qutan 100 mg as advised by the doctor. After few days, he has stopped taking it. He is not taking it now. He has some changes in his behavior. Sometimes, he cries for small stuff. Sometimes he becomes angry. He also acts like a child and asks for something to eat. Is there any alternative medicine? Previously, I asked the doctor and he told me that my father has to continue taking it.

Answered by Dr. S. Riaz Ahmed

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Professional Bio:

Dr. S. Riaz Ahmed is a pediatrician and neurologist with expertise in child health and neurological disorders. His clinical focus includes diagnosing and managing epilepsy, developmental delays, movement disorders, and complex pediatric conditions. Known for his compassionate approach, Dr. Ahmed combines medical expertise with personalized care, supporting children and their families in achieving the best possible health outcomes.

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Hi,

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Xet plus is used for depressive psychosis and OCD (obsessive-compulsive disorder) illness. He needs CBT (cognitive behavior therapy) therapy and counseling. Alternatively, your father can take Paxidep CR (Paroxetine). Other than this, counseling, support, and psychological training for ADL (activities of daily living) are the important pillars for rehabilitation.

The Probable causes

Your father's cause is age and psychiatric disorders.

Investigations to be done

He needs to do a baseline MRI (magnetic resonance imaging) brain study to rule out secondary causes.

Differential diagnosis

He can have normal pressure hydrocephalus.

Probable diagnosis

He can have depressive psychosis.

Treatment plan

He requires changes in medication and lifestyle modification.

Preventive measures

It is necessary to prevent falls.

Regarding follow up

Have a follow-up at any time.
Medically reviewed by Dr. Lochana. K
Published At November 5, 2020
Reviewed At June 25, 2021

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Dr. S. Riaz Ahmed is a pediatrician and neurologist with expertise in child health and neurological disorders. His clinical focus includes diagnosing and managing epilepsy, developmental delays, movement disorders, and complex pediatric conditions. Known for his compassionate approach, Dr. Ahmed combines medical expertise with personalized care, supporting children and their families in achieving the best possible health outcomes.

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Professional Bio:

Dr. S. Riaz Ahmed is a pediatrician and neurologist with expertise in child health and neurological disorders. His clinical focus includes diagnosing and managing epilepsy, developmental delays, movement disorders, and complex pediatric conditions. Known for his compassionate approach, Dr. Ahmed combines medical expertise with personalized care, supporting children and their families in achieving the best possible health outcomes.

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