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This submission belongs to the session 4. Infectious Diseases of the event The 1st International Electronic Conference on Clinical Medicine
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15 Sep, 2021
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author-avatarSilvia Nozza
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Sávio Benvindo Ferreira, Francisco Rogério Cavalcante Mota Júnior, Victor Rannier Barreto de Oliveira, Victor Hugo Farias da Silva, RISKS ASSOCIATED WITH THE USE OF PSYCHOTROPICS IN PATIENTS DIAGNOSED WITH COVID-19, in Proceedings of The 1st International Electronic Conference on Clinical Medicine, 15 September–30 September 2021, MDPI: Basel, Switzerland, doi: 10.3390/ECCM-10854
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RISKS ASSOCIATED WITH THE USE OF PSYCHOTROPICS IN PATIENTS DIAGNOSED WITH COVID-19

Francisco Rogério Cavalcante Mota Júnior 1
Victor Rannier Barreto de Oliveira 1
Victor Hugo Farias da Silva 1
1. Teacher Training Center at the Federal University of Campina Grande (UACV / CFP / UFCG), Cajazeiras campus, Paraíba, Brazil.
2. Teacher Training Center (CFP) - Federal University of Campina Grande - Cajazeiras - Paraíba - Brazil., Brazil
Abstract

In the context of the pandemic, negative implications for mental health have increased considerably, as well as the existing associations of psychotropics in this period to combat the new coronavirus. In view of this, the present integrative review aimed to verify the health impact of covid-19 infection in patients with mental disorders who use psychotropics. As a result, the co-administration of these drugs represented a great risk at the systemic level, and can be lethal in certain cases. Thus, careful evaluations must be taken in order to implement an effective intervention that meets the needs of patients, always considering the risks of these drug associations.

Keywords
Covid-19
mental disorders
medicines
drug interactions.
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