Treatment of narcissistic personality disorder usually consists of individual, group or family therapy, structure (scheduling one's time so there are no long periods of unplanned time), support, medications for specific symptoms, limit-setting, consistent rules, education about the illness, social skills training, behavior modification and learning more effective communication and coping skills. ...

The following are ways to help control narcissistic personality disorder: Learn ways to tolerate emotional distress. Distress usually rises to a peak quickly when you're hurt or upset, but if you tolerate the distress and do absolutely nothing about it, the pain will gradually diminish. Practice making no other response to emotional distress than to just tolerate it. Learn to fail. In other wo...

Type A behavior is characterized by an extreme sense of time urgency, competitiveness, impatience, and aggressiveness. This behavior carries with it a twofold increase in coronary heart disease (CHD) compared with non-type A behavior. Particularly damaging to the cardiovascular system is the regular expression of anger. In fact, research has shown that traits like time urgency and competitiveness...

No these two conditions are not the same. But you are correct - similar medications are used to treat both conditions.