Drug modulation of stress reactions

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(**) Italian translation provided / con traduzione in italiano

* The special role of glutamine as antistress agent and cell-mediated immunity fuel.(**)

*Prolonged comas and stress: Possible drug therapy? (**)

*Tuberous sclerosis, in a child with epilepsy, autism and mental retardation; Report of the rehabilitative and drug therapy intervention (**)

*Drug therapy of bruxism as modulation of stress answers (**)

* Drug therapy of bruxism in Down children. A preliminary report.(**)

*The rationale for drug therapy in children with upper respiratory tract infections easiness induced by stress (**)

* Drug therapy of upper respiratory tract infections easiness in Downs: A survey on 328 persons (**)

*Unwanted effects of drugs and premenstrual syndrome

* Drug therapy of pseudodementia as modulation of stress reactions. Three cases (**)

* The use of drugs to modulate stress responses reduces the time of intensive care needed by Down children to recover after open-heart surgery (**)

* Drug therapy of stress on Upper respiratory tract infections easiness in Downs: Survey on one-year and two-years results (**)

* The anticipation of walking in drug treated Down infants: A controlled study (**)

*Drug therapy of squint in Down syndrome subjects. Result according to the length of drugs taking: Report on 125 cases (**)

*Toilet habits in drug treated Downs: A survey on 209 subjects (**)

* Antistress and cell-mediated immuno-therapy in HIV+ persons (**)

* Opposite half-brain dominance of specific functions? Another case in a Down child under drug therapy. (**)

* Glutamine as the key amino acid in promoting cell-mediated immunity: 20 years of clinical experience (**)

* Food habits in drug treated Downs of 10 years or more (**)

* Penises more normally sized and erection in 56 Down children undergoing drug therapy (**)

* Drug therapies for sleep troubles, iperactivity and aggression in young adult autistics (**)

*Drug therapy in Down's syndrome: A theoretical context (**)

* Depression in Down children: Clinical and therapeutical report on 45 cases (**)

*Study on bike riding in Downs aged 10 or more and treated by drug therapy (**)

*Drug therapies of bruxism in Down children: Preliminary report (**)

*S-adenosil-l-methionine (SAMe) decreases articular laxity in Down children? Preliminary report (**)

*Problems of attention and concentration leading to interruption of studying by high school and University students: A report of 4 cases. (**)

* First months of drug therapy in a Cri-du-chat case (**)

* Drug therapy in a girl aged ten with Smith-Magenis syndrome. (Updated September 2003)(**)

*Mitigation of facial features in Downs undergoing drug therapy: 23 years later. (**)

*The modulation of stress answers in patients with cancers (**)

* Possibilities and limits of drug therapies in dementias (**)

* Drug therapy in Aicardi-Goutieres syndrome: Report of a 61-months folloup (last updating: October 2004) (**)

*The pharmacological approach to treating childhood psychoses: Theoretical bases (**)

*Childhood psychoses: Results of drug treatment with Down and non-Down subjects(**)

*Plasma amino acids in an autistic girl, first and after 7 years of pharmocotherapy (**)

*Antidepressant and immune modulator activity of l-glutamine (**)

* An anosmia-hyperosmia case with hypogeusia, from probable stress, Improved following an antistress drug therapy. (**)

* School learning in 8 year old down children treated or not with drugs (**)

* The nystagmus in Down children. Presence, implications and results after pharmacotherapy (**)

* Childhood psychoses: Results on the school achievement of Down and non-Down subjects(**)

* A case of dyslexia in a school age boy: a trial with drugs for 44 months (**)

* Fifteen months of palliative theraapy, even with manganese sulfate, in two siblings with neural-axonal dystrophy of Hallervorden-Spatz (**)

*The case history of a 32-years-old woman with premenstrual syndrome by now rebellious to usual therapies improved with antistress drugs (Updating November 2003) (**)

* Childhood psychoses: Results of drug treatment on social behaviour in Down and non-Down subjects (**)

* The case history of a 32-years-old woman with premenstrual syndrome by now rebellious to usual therapies improved with antistress drugs (Updated on January 2005 )(**)

*Childhood psychoses: Results of drug treatment on stereotyping behaviour in Down and non-Down subjects (**)

*Childhood psychoses: Results of drug treatment on language development in Down and non-Down subjects (**)

* Stabilized outcomes of idiopathic paralysis of the facial nerve (Bell's paralysis) and stress: An attempt of an antistress drug therapy lasting 10 months. (**)

 * Twenty-seven months of antistress drug therapy in a girl with partial trisomy 22 (**)

* Benign paroxysmal positional vertigo and stress: a case history of a patient, treated only with antistress drugs. (**)

* Treatment with antistress drugs of a GM1 gangliosidosis, of probable intermediate juvenile-adult type. (updated, April 2004 (**)

* A floppy child with polymicrogiria and mental retardation. Report of the first nine months of drug treatment . (Upadating September 2003) (**)

* Seventeen months of drug therapy in a child with ligamentous laxity and clumsiness. Updating October2003 (**)

* Benign Positional Paroxysmal Vertigo, tinnitus, and hypacusia in a 48-years woman, treated with antistress drugs (**).

The balance in 230 Down subjects. An evaluation after one-year antistress drug therapies. (**)

 * A second case with hyperosmia-anosmia with ageusia (a taste trouble), improved following an antistress drug therapy (**).

 * A dementia / pseudodementia case, with intolerance to benzodiazepines, treated with antistress and antidepressant drugs. (**)

* Comparison on balance development in Downs aged from 13-24 to 61-72 months, not pretreated and pretreated with antistress drug therapy (**)

* Lack of concentration and academic delay in a female university student with peculiar neuropsychiatric features. (**)

*  Intermittent dyslexia in an young adult with initial insomnia, dyslalias and headache. Results of a four-months treatment with antistress and antidepressants drugs. (**)

* A third case of anosmia-hyperosmia with ageusia, following stress and possible viral infection, improved with an antistress drug therapy. (Updated June 2005) (**)

* Drooling (or sialorrhea) in Downs treated with primarily antistress drugs. (**).

* Hyperosmia in a woman with atypical depression. His disappearance with the improvement of the depression. (**)

* Long lasting recurrent (atypical?) depression with tinnitus in a 37-years-old man. Its improvement with antistress drug therapy (**).

* A third case of atypical depression, with tinnitus, in a 38-years-old woman. Its improvement with antistress drug therapy (updated on January 2005) (**)

 * Hyperosmia, and headache's fits from heavy, olfactory stimuli in a 35-years-old man. An approach with antiepilectic and antistress drugs.

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 * A case of melancholic depression with hyposmia, ageusia, cacosmia and tinnitus. Its evolution with antistress and antidepressant drug therapy. (**)

* An atypical depression with an altered EEG (epileptic depression?) and his evident improvement with antiepileptic and antistress drug therapy. (**)

* The nocturia ( or nycturia ) in elderly persons without peripheral urinary problems can be reduced or abolished with an antistress drug therapy? Preliminary report on 7 cases treated with antidepressant-antistress drugs. (**)

 * A second case of recurrent atypical depression with an altered EEG (epileptic depression?) in a 27-years old man. (**)

  * Subjective vertigo in a 66-years-old man and its disappearance following an antidepressant-antistress drug therapy. (**)

* A third case of recurrent atypical depression with altered EEG (a probable epileptic depression) in a woman of 22 years at the first consultation. (**)

* Motor improvements after 3-8 months of drug treatment in the Down. (**)

* A fourth case of recurrent atypical depression, with derealisation phenomena, with altered eeg (a probable epileptic depression) in a woman of 36 years at the first consultation. (**)

  * Other cases of elderly persons without peripheral urinary problems, with nocturia reduced or disappeared following an antidepressant and antistress drug therapy. (**)

* Therapy with antistress drugs on phenotypic symptoms in a child with particular chromosomal anomalies ( unbalanced translocation 16-17 and partial trisomy 17). (Updating March 2006) (**)

* A fifth case of atypical depression, recurrent, with the altered eeg (possible epileptic depression) in a woman of 44 years at the first consultation. (**)

* Another case of anosmia, hyperosmia, cacosmia, ageusia and dysgeusia in a 41-years old woman at the first consultation, and treated by antidepressants and antistress drugs. (**)

*  Drug therapy for sleep disorders, sychomotor agitation and aggressiveness in a young adult with autism. (Updated September 2006 (**).

* An epileptic depression with half-brain dominance troubles, already diagnosed as recurrent atypical depression, in a young woman of 26 years at the first consultation. The report of 6 years of antiepileptic, antidepressant and antistress drug therapy. (**).

 * Pseudodementia following flu diagnosed as senile dementia of Alzheimer type: results after antidepressant and antistress drug therapy. (**)

* Drug therapy in an autistic child of 7 years at the first consultation: the updated case history. (**) (Updated August 2006)

* Therty-six months of drug therapy in a child with ligamentous laxity and clumsiness. Updating May 2005 (**)

* A case of intermittent cacosmia-phantosmia, without any anosmia, hyperosmia or ageusia, lasting 14 years, in a man of 40 years. (**)

 * A new case of paresis of the facial nerve following a probably post-flu Bell's paralysis: Results of the antidepressant and antistress drug therapy. (**)

*  Drooling (or sialorrhea) as an "isolated" symptom in two persons, and its treatment with primarily antistress drug therapy. (**)

 * Another case of anosmia, hyperosmia, cacosmia, ageusia and dysgeusia in a 41-years old woman at the first consultation, and treated by antidepressant and antistress drugs. (**)

* Still anosmia, hyperosmia, cacosmia, ageusia and dysgeusia in two women, treated by antidepressant and antistress drugs with some difficulties. (**) (Updated October 2006)

 * A skin disease in form of daily pruriginous erythematous pomphi, with good answer to an antistress drug therapy. Is it a possible new disease? (**)

* Results on the tongue protrusion in Downs, following an aspecific antistress drug therapy. An investigation on 88 subjects. (**)

* Workshop on Drug Therapy in Mental Retardation

* The fear of strangling his child in a man of 27 years as symptom of a phobic-obsessive-compulsive trouble, with intrusive thinking and alterations of the half-brain dominance. Results of the antidepressant and antistress drug therapy. (**)

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