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Risperidone (as mentioned in the question) might itself cause weight gain. It is also a good anti-mamic agent in itself. So it becomes a question of assessing its benefit against its adverse effects.
Next Steps
A thorough assessment of your illness, as well as finding the appropriate treatment regimen for you would be the best next step.
Health Tips
Physical exercise and dietary modifications are helpful methods of controlling one's weight (medicine induced or otherwise.)
Sizodon is a good choice for maniac symptoms but it solely cant work as mood stabilizer
Knowing a bit more about the symptoms and the medication you are/ had been on might help me to understand it better
And if weight gain is an issue then you should bring some changes in your lifestyle with regular exercises and dietary changes
Hii ... Yes, Sizodon (risperidone) can be used in BPAD-I, for controlling manic symptoms. However, it is an antipsychotic and not a substitute for a mood stabilizer in every patient. It may still cause some weight gain.
Next Steps
Discuss your weight concerns with your psychiatrist. They can assess whether risperidone alone or another weight-neutral treatment option would be suitable for you.
Health Tips
Monitor weight regularly and maintain a healthy diet.
• Engage in regular physical activity.
• Ensure adequate sleep and follow a consistent daily routine.
• Avoid alcohol and recreational substances.
• Take medications exactly as prescribed and attend regular follow-up appointments.
• Report any side effects such as excessive weight gain, tremors, stiffness, or excessive sleepiness to your psychiatrist promptly.
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