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==Use==
 
==Use==
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The main uses for selegiline are the treatment of fears and phobias, and cognitive decline where reduced dopamine levels are implicated [of the type that resembles dementia of the Alzheimer’s type, DAT]. Selegiline should be administered for a minimum of 4-8 weeks before evaluating efficacy. If there is not a considerable improvement after this time an increased dose may be necessary or re-evaluation of cause of the behavioural problem. Before treatment with selegiline other causes of abnormal behaviour should be ruled out.  
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The main uses for selegiline are the treatment of fears and phobias, and cognitive decline where reduced dopamine levels are implicated. Selegiline should be administered for a minimum of 8 weeks before evaluating efficacy. If there is not a considerable improvement after this time an increased dose may be necessary or re-evaluation of cause of the behavioural problem. Before treatment with selegiline other causes of abnormal behaviour should be ruled out.  
    
*Licensed (dog)
 
*Licensed (dog)
 
:*Treatment of behavioural problems of emotional origin (including specific phobias)
 
:*Treatment of behavioural problems of emotional origin (including specific phobias)
:*Cognitive decline (hypothetically of DAT). <ref>Selegiline hydrochloride [https://www.zoetisus.com/_locale-assets/mcm-portal-assets/products/pdf/anipryl_pi.pdf data sheet]</ref>
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:*Canine cognitive dysfunction. <ref>Selegiline hydrochloride [https://www.zoetisus.com/_locale-assets/mcm-portal-assets/products/pdf/anipryl_pi.pdf data sheet]</ref>
 
*Unlicensed
 
*Unlicensed
 
:*Other fear related problems (including aggression) <font color="red">- have also read that can cause an increase in aggression? - does this depend on the cause of aggression as to whether appropriate?</font>
 
:*Other fear related problems (including aggression) <font color="red">- have also read that can cause an increase in aggression? - does this depend on the cause of aggression as to whether appropriate?</font>
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