Paroxetine and neonatal withdrawal syndrome

Neonatal paroxetine withdrawal syndrome.

Four term neonates presented with symptoms such as jitteriness and necrotising enterocolitis after paroxetine exposure in utero.

Areca-nut abuse and neonatal withdrawal syndrome.

Areca-nut chewing occurs widely in South Asia and the Indian subcontinent. Here we present a case of neonatal withdrawal syndrome in an infant born to a woman who was a chronic areca-nut user. Arecoline, the principal neuroactive alkaloid in areca nuts, was found in the mother's placenta.

Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome (NAS; Neonatal Withdrawal) — Pathophysiology and Treatment

Neonatal abstinence syndrome is characterized by the onset of withdrawal symptoms in a neonate due to prenatal or postnatal exposure to illegal drugs or prescription drugs. The clinical presentation is usually dependent on the duration and time of exposure to the drug and not the drug itself. Meconium analysis or umbilical cord testing are the gold standard for the diagnosis of neonatal abstine...

Severe psychiatric symptoms associated with paroxetine withdrawal.

Neonatal opiate withdrawal.

With increasing maternal drug abuse, the paediatrician must be ever alert to the possibility that symptoms observed in a young baby might be the consequence of drug withdrawal. The absence of a positive maternal drug history in no way negates this diagnostic possibility. Although opiate withrawal is the subject of this paper, combinations of drugs are commonly involved and there may sometimes b...