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Asked for female, 53 years old from Delhi
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MBBS, Diploma in Psychological Medicine,...read more

Psychiatrist•Coimbatore
Dear Lybrate user,
its good that your husband is responding to treatment. Side effects are inevitable part of any treatment. However we can find ways to reduce them by modifying the medicines and adding on counselling. Don't worry. Feel assured. Fix an appointment with a psychiatrist either in person or through tele consultation. You will get appropriate guidance.
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Psychiatrist•Chennai
Pacitane is given along with respidon for a particular reason, so take as per psychiatrist advise. It will keep you active. All the best.
Asked for male, 31 years old from Mathura
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Psychiatrist•Chennai
The medications are fine, but your hallucinations are not controlled. So you need a revision of prescription, consult your psychiatrist. He will be able to help u. If all 4 years the symptoms have not remitted, with adequate dosage, there are medications for resistant hallucinations. All the best.
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Psychiatrist•Mumbai
Dear Sir Thank you for your query.
A lot of people with schizophrenia have to take more than one medicine at a time. The treatment prescribed to a person depends on a lot of factors like the severity of illness and response to medications. More than one medicine can be taken at a time for schizophrenia. However, the medications should be taken as prescribed by your psychiatrist. So please continue the Medication as prescribed by your psychiatrist as he is aware of your history and if you hav...more
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Psychiatrist•Mumbai
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All anti-psychotic medications can potentially cause some memory problems or cognitive decline in long term. But the effects of sizodon (risperidone) for your condition far outweigh the side-effect profile in most cases, and thus it is best to continue with the medication as per your psychiatrist's advice. You can always discuss any concerns or possible adverse effects with your prescribing doctor and he/she will guide you best. Hope this helps!
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General Physician•Alappuzha
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It is not clear what you mean. Risperdal is not a disease and is a medicine given for mental illness. Please ask clearly.
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Asked for female, 30 years old from Chennai
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Psychiatrist•Jaipur
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It can be taken for long duration 2 to 5 years but monitoring should be by psychiatrist. Long term side effect of antipsychitics are tardive dyskinesia ,metabolic syndrome & weight gain etc so proper follow psychiatrist.
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Psychologist•Madurai
Dear lybrate user,
There is no difference in their mechanism of action. Sizodon is absorbed in the stomach and intestines before getting into blood stream whereas sizodon MD dissolves in the mouth itself and works the same way as sizodon does, if it is put in the mouth. Nothing to worry. Both are same.
Asked for male, 23 years old from Pune
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Psychiatrist•Bhilwara
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Sizodon md is mouth dissolving preparation that is meant just to place beneath your tongue and reponse is quick.
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Asked for male, 3 years old from Delhi
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Psychiatrist•Mumbai
Dear sir, I am very sorry to hear about your dilemma. Sizodon syrup is a antipsychotic medication. It is approved for treating hyperactivity, irritability, self-injurious behaviour in autism spectrum disorder. As with any other medication, sizodon also has side effects, most commonly weight gain and sedation. The decision of whether or not to continue with risperidone therapy depends on the benefits you are experiencing vs the side effects if any.
Hope this adrresses your concern.
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