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Basicobservationsmayshow:
Bradycardia
(Postural)Hypotension
Lowtemperature
Weight:
ParticularlyhighorlowBMIforage
ECG:
AnECGshouldbedoneifanyofthefollowingapply:
Veryrapidweightloss
Excessiveexercise
Severepurgingbehaviour
Currentbradycardiaorpreviousarrhythmias
Hypotension
Highcaffeineintakeoruseofothermedications
Muscularweakness
Electrolyteimbalance
Commonabnormalitiesincludebradycardia,↑QTc, andchangesrelatedtohypokalaemia (↑
amplitude and width of P waves, PR elongation, T wave flattening and inversion, ST
depression,andUwaves).
Bloods
Afullelectrolytepanelincludingsodium,potassium,calcium,glucose,magnesium,andphosphate
shouldbechecked.Commonabnormalitiesinclude:
Hyponatraemia
Hypokalaemia
Hypoglycaemia
Impairedrenalfunctionandraisedtransaminasesarealsocommon.
Management
Consider whether the patienthas capacity to make their own decisions (see Chapter
112).UseoftheMentalHealthActmayberequiredifthepatientisrefusingtreatment
andhassignificantimpairmentofdecision-makingabilities.
Considerwhetherthepatientneedsanurgentreferraltospecialistservices,oriftheyrequire
acutemedicalcareduetoelectrolyteimbalancesordehydration.
Patienteducation
Explaintothepatientaboutthenatureofthedisorder,andtherisksandbenefitsoftreatments
Patientsshouldbeadvisedthatlaxativesanddiureticswillnotaidweightloss.
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Lifestyleandsimpleinterventions
Ifvomiting,advise:
Regulardentalreviews
Avoidimmediateteethbrushingaftervomiting
Avoidacidicmouthwashes,foods,ordrinks.
Psychologicalinterventions
Considerstructuredself-help,structuredspecialisttherapyprogrammes,orCBT.
Pharmacologicalmanagement
Medicationaloneshouldnotbeusedasatreatmentforanyeatingdisorder
Medicationshouldonlybeprescribedunderspecialistguidance
Considerlikelycomplianceandmedicationriskswhichmaybeexacerbatedduetomalnutrition
EnsureECGmonitoringiscarriedoutifamedicationcouldaffectcardiacfunctionaspatientsare
pronetoarrhythmiassecondarytomalnutrition
Oralsupplementationispreferableforthetreatmentofelectrolyteimbalance,unlessthereisvery
severeimbalanceorthepatientisunabletoabsorbenterally.
Psychosocialconsiderations
Beawareofpotentialsocialandfamilyissuessuchasbullyingandabuse
Patientsandfamilymayfeelguiltyandthisneedstobeaddressedfortreatmenttobesuccessful
Eating disorders are often heavily stigmatized and this may cause patients to avoid accessing
treatments
Eating disorders often affect young people so psychological interventions need to be age
appropriate.
Complications
Request specialist paediatric/endocrine advice if physical growth and development has been
affected
Considerbonemineraldensityscanningafter1yearofbeingunderweightifage<18years,orafter
2 years if age >18 years. Scan earlier if recurrent fractures or bone pain. Repeat annually if
ongoingconcerns.Ifabnormal,thepatientmayrequirehormonalorbisphosphonatetreatmentfrom
a(paediatric)endocrinologist.
Monitoringandfollow-up
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Ifthepatientdeclinestreatmentandtheissuesarenotcomplexorsevere:considerdischargingto
primarycareandre-referringasneeded
If thepatientdeclinestreatment andhasissueswhicharecomplexorsevere:continuetosupport
withinputfromeatingdisorderservices
Monitor weight/BMI,bloodpressure,bloods, andECGatleastannually. Theassessment should
includeariskassessmentandadiscussionofongoingtreatmentoptions
Monitorgrowthanddevelopmentinchildrenandyoungpeople.
Furtherreading
1.RoyalCollegeofPsychiatrists(2014).MARSIPAN:managementofreallysickpatientswithanorexia
nervosa, 2nd ed (CR189). Available at: https://www.rcpsych.ac.uk/docs/default-source/improving-
care/better-mh-policy/college-reports/college-report-cr189.pdf?sfvrsn=6c2e7ada_2
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Chapter40
Generalizedanxietydisorder
Guideline:NICECG113(Generalisedanxietydisorderandpanicdisorderin
adults:management):https://www.nice.org.uk/guidance/cg113
OUPdisclaimer:OxfordUniversity Press makesno representation, express
or implied, that the drugdosagesarecorrectand thatthe recommendations
are an exclusive or mandatory course of care. All health professionals
readingthistexthavearesponsibilitytoevaluateitsappropriatenessandtake
theindividualneedsofthepatientintoaccount.
Localtrustguidelines:pleaserefertoyourlocalguidelinesasnecessary.
Overview
The main feature of generalized anxiety disorder (GAD) is excessive worry regarding
multiplethings,associatedwith↑tension.
Diagnosis
History/diagnosticcriteria
Consider GAD if recurrent primary care attendances, with significant worry or anxiety
over a range of issues. It tends to present in those who have chronic physical health
problemsand/orregularlyneedreassuranceonvarioussymptoms.
Askabout:
Currentandpastphysicalandpsychiatrichistory
Previoustreatmentstrialled
Comorbidsubstanceabuse.
DSM-5criteria
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Extreme/disproportionateanxietyorworry,occurringonmostdays,regardingmultipleevents
Occursfor>6months
Difficultycontrollingworry
Additionalsymptoms—threeormoreof:
Feelingrestlessor‘onedge’
Becomingfatiguedeasily
Difficultyinconcentrating
Irritability
Musculartension
Sleepdisruption
Clinicallysignificantdistressorfunctionalimpairment
Symptomscannotbeattributedtoanothercauseordisease.
Examination
Nospecificexaminationrequired.
Investigations
Nospecificinvestigationrequired.
Management
Managementstages
Stage1:anypresentationofGAD:
Identification,assessment,education,activemonitoring
Stage2:GADnotimprovedwithstage1management:
Lowintensitypsychologicalinterventions
Stage 3: GAD with poor response to stage 2 management OR GAD with marked functional
impairment:
High-intensitypsychologicalinterventionsORpharmacologicaltreatment
Stage 4: treatment refractory GAD OR high risk of self-harm or self-neglect OR complex
comorbidities:
Specialisttreatment.
Patienteducation
Informthepatientregardingthediagnosisandtreatmentoptions
Patientsshouldbemadeawareofthelackofevidenceforover-the-countermedications,andalso
theriskofdruginteractionswhenusingthem.
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Lifestyleandsimpleinterventions
Avoidcaffeine,excessalcohol,andillicitdrugs.
Psychologicalinterventions
Ifnoimprovementwithstage1,offeroneormoreofthefollowing(stage2treatments):
Individualnon-facilitatedself-help
Individualguidedself-help
Psychoeducationalgroups.
If poorresponse to stage2, ormarked functional impairment (i.e. stage3disease),and
thepatientwishestouseapsychologicalintervention,offereither:
CBTOR
Appliedrelaxation.
Ifthepatientdoesnotrespondtothisordoesnotwishtousepsychologicalinterventions,
progresstopharmacologicalmanagement.
Pharmacologicalmanagement
Ifapatientatstage3choosespharmacologicalmanagement:
SSRIs are first line e.g. escitalopram 10mg OD. Note that they may take a week to reach full
anxiolyticeffect
Secondline:serotonin–noradrenalinereuptakeinhibitor(SNRI),oralternativeSSRI
Avoidbenzodiazepines,asidefrominanacutecrisis.
Whenprescribing,consider:
Riskofwithdrawalsyndrome
Sideeffectprofile(Table40.1)
Potentialdruginteractions
Risk of suicide and toxicity in overdose. Inform patients aged <30 years of the small risk of
suicidalideation/self-harmwhenusingSSRIs/SNRIs.
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Table40.1SideeffectsofmedicationsusedinGAD
Commonsideeffect/risk Exampleofcausativemedication
Riskofwithdrawalsyndrome Paroxetine,venlafaxine
Riskofsuicideandtoxicityinoverdose AllSSRIsandSNRIs,especiallyvenlafaxine
↑anxiety/agitation/insomnia AllSSRIsandSNRIs
↑riskofbleeding SSRIs
↑riskofsuicidalthinkingandself-harminthoseaged<30years AllSSRIsandSNRIs
Psychosocialconsiderations
Supportcarerswhereappropriate.
Monitoringandfollow-up
Reviewmedicationsevery2–4weeksforthefirst3months,andthen3-monthly
Ifthemedicationisineffectiveornottolerated,consideranalternativedrugandofferthepatienta
high-intensitypsychologicalintervention.Ifthepatientpartiallyrespondstomedication,consider
addingahigh-intensitypsychologicaltreatment
Medicationsshould betaken foratleast1year beforeattempting towean,to reducetheriskof
relapse.
Specialconsiderations
Patients with stage 4 GAD (treatment refractory/high risk of self-harm or selfneglect/complexcomorbidities)shouldbeofferedaspecialistassessment.
1AmericanPsychiatric Association.(2013).Diagnosticandstatistical manual ofmentaldisorders(5th
ed.).https://doi.org/10.1176/appi.books.9780890425596
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Chapter41
Panicdisorder
Guideline:NICECG113(Generalisedanxietydisorderandpanicdisorderin
adults:management):https://www.nice.org.uk/guidance/cg113
OUPdisclaimer:OxfordUniversity Press makesno representation, express
or implied, that the drugdosagesarecorrectand thatthe recommendations
are an exclusive or mandatory course of care. All health professionals
readingthistexthavearesponsibilitytoevaluateitsappropriatenessandtake
theindividualneedsofthepatientintoaccount.
Localtrustguidelines:pleaserefertoyourlocalguidelinesasnecessary.
Overview
Themainfeatureofpanicdisorderisrepeated,unpredictableepisodesofpanic,followed
bypersistentconcernregardingfuturepanicattacksandtheconsequencesofthis.
Diagnosis
History/diagnosticcriteria
DSM-5criteria
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Panicattack
Asuddensurgeofintensefearordiscomfortwhichreachesapeakwithinafewminutes,
including≥4ofthefollowing:
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Chestpainordiscomfort
Derealizationordepersonalization
Dizzinessorfaintness
Fearofdying
Fearoflossofcontrol,orfearofgoingcrazy
Feelinghotorcold
Nauseaorabdominaldistress
Numbnessortingling
Sensationofchoking
Sensationofshortnessofbreathorfeelingsmothered
Shakingortrembling
Sweatiness
Tachycardiaorpalpitations.
Panicdisorder
Recurrentpanicattacks
≥1panicattackfollowedby≥1monthofpersistentconcernaboutfutureattacks,orconcernabout
theimplicationsofattacksorasignificantchangeinbehaviourrelatedtoattacks.
Rememberpanicattack≠panicdisorder.
In the past medical history, ask about depression and substance abuse as these are
commoncomorbidities.
Examination
Amentalstatusexaminationmayrevealthesymptomspreviouslylisted.
A general physical examination should also be performed to consider alternative
explanationsforthesymptomsofpanicdisorder.
Investigations
No specific investigations are required, although they may be useful to eliminate other
possibledifferentialdiagnoses, e.g.ECG,urinetoxicology, cardiacenzymes,FBC,U&E,
glucose,TFT,andD-dimer.
Management
Atpresentation:
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Checkifthepatientisalreadyreceivingtreatmentforpanicdisorder
Onlyperforminvestigationswhicharerequiredtoexcludeacutephysicalpathology
Avoid admitting the patient if possible, as many patients are better managed in primary or
communitycare.
Patienteducation
Inform (including written information) about panic disorder and treatment options,
includingsupportgroupsifavailable.
Lifestyleandsimpleinterventions
Exerciseaspartofahealthylifestyle.
Psychologicalinterventions
Individualnon-facilitatedorfacilitatedself-help(ifmildtomoderate)
CBT(ifmoderatetosevere).
Pharmacologicalmanagement
Formoderatetoseverepatients,ifCBTisnotsuitableordesired:
First line: any SSRIlicensedfor panic disorder, e.g. sertraline25mgODfor 1 week, then↑to
50mg,then↑furtherifrequiredtomaximum200mg/day
Secondline:tricyclicantidepressants,e.g.imipramineorclomipramine
Avoidbenzodiazepines,sedatingantihistamines,andantipsychotics.
Prescribingtips
Warnpatientsthattheiranxietylevelmayincreasebrieflywhentheystarttreatment
Patientsshouldalsobeawareofothersideeffectsandwithdrawalsymptomsandshouldknow
nottostopmedicationssuddenly
Take intoaccountthelikelihoodof accidental overdose or deliberateself-harm (overdose or
otherwise) when prescribing (consider weekly dispensing); the risk is highest with tricyclic
antidepressants
Ifthereisnoimprovementafter12weeks,tryanalternativemedicationortherapy
Ifatreatmentiseffective,itcanbeusedlong-term.
Monitoringandfollow-up
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