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| − | *Tranylcypromine and fenelzine are irreversible MAO inhibitors for MAO-A and MAO-B. Fenelzine has higher affinity for MAO-A, whereas tranylcypromine has higher affinity for MAO-B. Side effects could occur during a switch. Known side effect for tranylcypromine are sleeping problems, agitation and orthostatic hypotension. Known side effects in fenelzine are oedema and/or increased liver enzyme levels. | + | *Tranylcypromine and fenelzine are irreversible MAO inhibitors for MAO-A and MAO-B. Fenelzine has higher affinity for MAO-A, whereas tranylcypromine has higher affinity for MAO-B. Side effects could occur during a switch. In addition, monitoring of sodium levels is adviced.<ref>A van Diepen et al. De lange mars van farma naar patiënt Medisch Contact May 2021</ref> |
| + | *Known side effect for tranylcypromine are sleeping problems, agitation and orthostatic hypotension. | ||
| + | *Known side effects in fenelzine are oedema and/or increased liver enzyme levels. | ||
| + | * It is adviced to admit the patient in a mental health care clinic for intensive monitoring during this switch.<ref>van den Eynde et al. Richtlijn voor het gebruik van klassieke MAO-remmers Psyfar 2023 nr 2</ref> | ||
Latest revision as of 16:25, 14 April 2026
- Tranylcypromine and fenelzine are irreversible MAO inhibitors for MAO-A and MAO-B. Fenelzine has higher affinity for MAO-A, whereas tranylcypromine has higher affinity for MAO-B. Side effects could occur during a switch. In addition, monitoring of sodium levels is adviced.[1]
- Known side effect for tranylcypromine are sleeping problems, agitation and orthostatic hypotension.
- Known side effects in fenelzine are oedema and/or increased liver enzyme levels.
- It is adviced to admit the patient in a mental health care clinic for intensive monitoring during this switch.[2]
