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Risperidone

Unread postby Dark0047 » Thu Dec 28, 2017 12:33 pm

So, I was hospitalized in September after 3 months of dealing with PSSD. I was given Risperidone 2 mg. I took it for 14 days. My prolactin and testosterone returned to normal but I wonder if it has had long-lasting effect on my brain and has worsened my condition?
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Re: Risperidone

Unread postby Ghost » Thu Dec 28, 2017 1:16 pm

Statistically very unlikely.
My history: http://goo.gl/Xs071f. Lexapro Sept '14. - Ur friendly poltergeist.
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Re: Risperidone

Unread postby Dark0047 » Thu Dec 28, 2017 1:17 pm

Ghost wrote:Statistically very unlikely.

Thank you Ghost. That's such a relief to hear this.
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Re: Risperidone

Unread postby JayR » Thu Dec 28, 2017 4:57 pm

If Prolactin and Testosterone "returned to normal" then after 14-days I doubt any serious damage was done. Risperidone was actually developed based on Ritanserin; a known serotonin antagonist [1]. Thus, at least on the serotonergic end, it may actually have a beneficial rebound effect in some peoples.
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