In the minute 13:13. There is also the structure of KarXT, which I had never seen before.
Is it true that they lower dopamine?
Yeah. Unlike conventional ones, which directly block d2/d3 receptors. Muscarinics decrease dopamine in some areas of the brain indirectly. But they don’t block it.
Yea I saw in the video it only reduces dopamine in positive symptoms brain regions, current meds block dopamine in all the brain. Should be better for negative and cognitive symptoms.
Exactly! Our quality of life will improve significantly. My concern is the time and how long it will take to distribute it. I suppose that after it is approved in the United States it will go to Europe and then finally to South America.
Its basically a selective cholinergic agonist , with a selctive cholinergic antagonist combined to reduce side effects of the agonist as a standalone.
The antagonist is only peripheral, outside the brain. Its to reduce peripheral side effects like constipation, dry mouth, nausea etc
if it is really so much better i will emigrate to us!
Theoretically they are very demanding with the visa. If it were easy, I would have also left for the United States a long time ago
The nausea with KarXT will be unbearable, I think some third generation antipsychotics would be better but its worth a try.
In the video they say this medication is from betel nuts eaten in south asia, they have less sz risk from it. Interesting
My impression is that Emraclidine will be better than KarXT. It does not need a combination with another drug and only binds to M4 receptors.
But isn’t m1 agonist better for cognition?
I prefer nausea over suicidal thoughts or indefinite weight gain or problems socializing. It will depend a lot on each person. Some will continue on conventional antipsychotics, it seems to me. Time will tell.
I honestly don’t know
I wonder if there is a doctor participating in this forum to clarify the doubt.
Today I went to my psychiatrist and asked him about KarXT. He told me that it will be better for the negative symptoms but it will not be the ‘‘perfect pill’’
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