Case Report

A patient with schizophrenia was successfully treated with brexpiprazole for antipsychotic-induced tics.

Switching from intramuscular to oral risperidone eliminated the discomfort of receiving an injection every 2 weeks and avoided potential complications including muscle fibrosis and contracture, infection, and nerve injury.

A patient with no prior psychiatric or medical history presented to the hospital with acute-onset left facial droop and other stigmata of multiple sclerosis with subacute onset of psychosis.

In this report, a case of nocturia caused by expired escitalopram in a patient with depressive symptoms is discussed.

It is important for clinicians to be aware of the potential impact of antidepressants on glucose regulation.

This report describes the difficulties encountered in daily practice regarding therapeutic compliance in an incarcerated patient with schizophrenia.