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Re: Anticholinergics associated with dementia

Posted by Hordak on July 1, 2019, at 19:18:35

In reply to Anticholinergics associated with dementia, posted by Stargazer2 on June 26, 2019, at 0:29:35

Remeron / Mirtazapine doesn't exhibit any meaningful anticholinergic properties. It's a strong antihistamine.

> So if you are on an anticholinergic for depression, psychosis or other diseases there is a risk of developing dementia.
> You will have to determine if your meds are In this category of drugs and bring it to your doctors attention to see what you should do. I would at the very least try and reduce my dosage to reduce the risk that has been associated with the meds. I think Remeron, amitriptylline and Seroquel may be in that category but look your meds up to be sure.


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