Attempted suicide under high dose dopaminergic therapy including apomorphine.

Impulse control disorder during continuous subcutaneous apomorphine treatment (CAI) was recently reported. We describe a 54-year-old patient with familial Parkinson's disease, who after initiation of CAI in addition to high dose levodopa and amantadine, developed impulse control disorder (major financial loss related to risky transactions and self-medication), psychosis and depression, which lead up to attempted suicide. To our knowledge, this is the first case of attempted suicide under apomorphine treatment.