P377 Inappropriate sexual behavior as an initial clinical feature in progressive supranuclear palsy: Case report

Progressive supranuclear palsy (PSP) is a parkinsonian syndrome that typically affects gait and oculomotor control. Early clinical features of PSP are cognitive impairment and nonspecific affective, behavioral disturbances, personality changes, memory defects, depression, apathy, or euphoria, whereas hypersexuality is rare in PSP. Dopamine agonists are the major risk factor triggering hypersexuality in patients with PSP. In this article, we report a patient presented with hypersexual behavior as an initial symptom before using dopamine agonists as a treatment.

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