Tardive Dyskinesia Clinical Trials & Research Treatment In Independence OH

​​The Tardive Dyskinesia Study is being conducted to see whether an investigational study medication can help reduce involuntary movements in people who haven't had complete relief from their current or past TD treatment. Many people with tardive dyskinesia find that even with treatment, they still have noticeable movements in their face, mouth, hands, or body that can be embarrassing, uncomfortable, or get in the way of daily life.

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While treatments for TD exist, they don't always provide complete relief for everyone. Researchers want to see if this study medication can provide better results for people who are either still having movements while on their current TD treatment, or whose movements came back after stopping treatment.​

 

This study is seeking adults who:

• Are 18 years of age or older

• Have schizophrenia, schizoaffective disorder, bipolar disorder, or major depression

• Have tardive dyskinesia (involuntary movements) caused by psychiatric medications

• Are currently taking a TD medication but still have movements, OR stopped taking a TD medication at least 30 days ago and movements have returned

• Are aware of their movements and are at least mildly bothered by them

• Have been on stable psychiatric medications for at least 30 days

 

Study commitment:

There is no cost to you for the study treatment or any study-related visits or tests. Compensation for your time may be available.