Biological psychiatry · 1998
Divergent responses to fluoxetine from two compulsive, food-related conditions: bulimia nervosa and compulsive water drinking.
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Kornreich C, Dan B, Verbanck P, Fontaine E, Pelc I
Аннотация
BACKGROUND: The association of compulsive water drinking with bulimia nervosa is rarely encountered. Nevertheless similar behavior patterns could involve a common pathophysiological mechanism.
METHODS: A case report with the association of those two disorders is described. Treatment with fluoxetine was introduced to alleviate the compulsive aspects of those disorders.
RESULTS: Fluoxetine had a positive effect on bulimia nervosa but none on compulsive water drinking.
CONCLUSIONS: The different response to pharmacologic treatment could mean that bulimia nervosa and compulsive water drinking are based on different physiological mechanisms.
METHODS: A case report with the association of those two disorders is described. Treatment with fluoxetine was introduced to alleviate the compulsive aspects of those disorders.
RESULTS: Fluoxetine had a positive effect on bulimia nervosa but none on compulsive water drinking.
CONCLUSIONS: The different response to pharmacologic treatment could mean that bulimia nervosa and compulsive water drinking are based on different physiological mechanisms.