143 Help! The Medications have stopped working!

Episode 143 – Help! The Medications have stopped working!

 

This episode was inspired by a recent consultation where the caregiver had noted a deterioration in their pet's behaviour and wondered whether this was due to the "medications no longer working".

 

Have a listen as I chat through my top 5 things to consider when there is deterioration in behaviour and whether the medications are always to blame.

 

In this episode you'll learn about:

·         The timeline of side effects of the most commonly used baseline psychopharmaceuticals.

·         The importance of management and assessing physical health contributors.

·         The importance of life stages.

·         Other really important questions to ask when previously stable behaviour deteriorates.

 

I also chat a little bit about the Cytochrome P450 system and how medication interactions or concurrent use of other medications or supplements can affect psychopharmacology.

 

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