What is the evidence for neuroleptic efficacy for paranoid personality disorder? Neuroleptic efficacy for paranoid personality disorder is not sup...
What is the evidence for neuroleptic efficacy for paranoid personality disorder?
Neuroleptic efficacy for paranoid personality disorder is not supported by much data.
One open clinical trial found that pimozide was helpful for some patients with a variety of personality disorders, including paranoid personality disorder.
A second study found that mesoridazine was helpful for some adolescents with some form of personality disorder, including some with paranoid personality disorder.
Neuroleptic efficacy for paranoid personality disorder is not supported by much data.
One open clinical trial found that pimozide was helpful for some patients with a variety of personality disorders, including paranoid personality disorder.
A second study found that mesoridazine was helpful for some adolescents with some form of personality disorder, including some with paranoid personality disorder.
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The evidence for neuroleptic efficacy for paranoid personality disorder is limited. One open clinical trial found that pimozide was helpful for some patients with various personality disorders, including paranoid personality disorder. Another study found that mesoridazine was helpful for some adolescents with certain forms of personality disorder, including paranoid personality disorder. However, it is important to note that these studies are limited in scope and more research is needed to establish the effectiveness of neuroleptics for paranoid personality disorder.
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