Artan Dozda Metilfenidat ile Tedavi Edilen Bir Erkek Ergende Oluşan Geçici Hematüri

Year 2019, Volume: 24 Issue: 3, 244 - 247, 24.10.2019

Zeynep Nur Gülle , Murat Coşkun

Abstract

In this report we presented the case of an adolescent male who noticed bloody spots on his underwear after the dose increase during his osmotic-controlled release oral delivery systemmethylphenidate (MPH) treatment. This symptom disappeared when the MPH treatment was discontinued, was not reported with atomoxetine monotherapy, but reoccurred with combination treatment using atomoxetine and increased doses of immediate-release MPH. We discussed the clinical picture and the possible pathophysiological mechanisms for this adverse effect.

Keywords

hematüri, metilfenidat, yan etki

Transient Hematuria in an Adolescent Male Treated with Increased Doses of Methylphenidate

Abstract

Here we report a case of an
adolescent boy who developed bloody spots on his underwear with increasing
dosage of osmotic-controlled release oral delivery system (OROS) MPH. This
symptom did not occur with atomoxetine monotherapy but occurred with
atomoxetine and increased dosage of immediate release MPH combination. We plan
to discuss the clinical picture and possible pathophysiological mechanisms of
this adverse effect.

Keywords

hematuria, methylphenidate, adverse effect

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