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Prolonged Psychosis Associated With Interferon Therapy in a Patient With Hepatitis C: Case Study and Literature Review
Psychosomatics, 10/29/09
Cheng YC et al. – Hepatitis C can be successfully treated with IFN therapy, and the risk of IFN–induced psychosis is low, with psychotic symptoms resolving in most cases after completion of IFN therapy with or without antipsychotic treatment. In prolonged psychosis induced by IFN, quetiapine might also be of benefit.
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