I am on a daily dose of 2mg risperidone for the past 1 year and suffering from erectile dysfunction and low libido. Is this side effect reversible when this medicine is stopped? I am 31 year old unmarried guy worried about my future.
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This is because of Risperidone lead to raised Prolactin level. Its reversible
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Yes erectile dysfunction and low libido are a side effects of risperidone.
It will improve when you stop the meds but do Consult your Psychiatrist before stopping or changing it as it may cause worsening of symptoms.
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Hi Sir
Thanks for seeking help here.
Change this to Aripirazol and take Sildenafil for erection issues. Don't worry....you will feel better soon.
If you have any doubts plz feel free to ask.
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