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Zolpidem-induced compulsive evening eating behavior

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Abstract
Zolpidem is associated with an amnestic sleep-related eating disorder, but not with compulsive eating behaviors. A 57-year-old woman receiving zolpidem for insomnia showed compulsive evening eating behavior under a wakeful state. Her compulsive evening eating behavior disappeared when zolpidem treatment was halted. Here, we report her case.
All Author(s)
H. K. Kim ; J. T. Kwon ; J. Baek ; D. S. Park ; K. I. Yang
Issued Date
2013
Type
Article
Keyword
Compulsive Behavior/*chemically inducedFeeding and Eating Disorders/*chemically inducedFemaleHumansHypnotics and Sedatives/*adverse effectsMiddle AgedParasomnias/*chemically inducedPyridines/*adverse effectsZolpidem
ISSN
0362-5664
Citation Title
Clinical Neuropharmacology
Citation Volume
36
Citation Number
5
Citation Start Page
173
Citation End Page
174
Language(ISO)
eng
DOI
10.1097/WNF.0b013e31829dd448
URI
http://schca-ir.schmc.ac.kr//handle/2022.oak/348
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