Osteopenia Associated with Increased Prolactin and Aging in Psychiatric Patients Treated with Prolactin-elevating Antipsychotics

Overview

Journal Ann N Y Acad Sci

Specialty Science

Date 2005 Jan 29

PMID 15677434

Citations 7

Authors

Hong Liu-Seifert

Bruce J Kinon

Jonna Ahl

Shaw Lamberson

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Abstract

The aim of this study was to determine the prevalence of osteopenia in schizophrenic patients with hyperprolactinemia and to identify factors influencing bone density. Our results indicate that low bone mineral density was highly prevalent in a chronic psychiatric population treated with prolactin-elevating antipsychotics. Identified risk factors appear to be age and hyperprolactinemia for both females and males.

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