Amisulpride-induced phonic and motor tics: A rare case report

Abstract

This is a rare side effect of amisulpride-induced phonic and motor tics that completely resolved within 2 weeks of stopping the drug. Naranjo adverse drug effect probability scale is eight, suggests that it's a probable causation of the tics.

Keywords

• amisulpride
• motor tics
• phonic tics
• yale global tic severity scale