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Daily Archives: October 9, 2006
Bipolar Disorder:Risperdal
Originally published at BULLETPROOFsoul. You can comment here or there.
Risperdal is a drug that is commonly used to control the effects of bipolar on the mind. Through my research on the free, web-based drug and health plan formulary Epocrates Inc. and personal accounts from people that I know who have taken the drug, there are a lot of side effects listed and unlisted. The most common side effects according to Epocrates Online being:
- insomnia
- agitation
- extrapyramidal effects
- headache
- anxiety
- rhinitis
- constipation
- nausea/vomiting
- dyspepsia
- dizzine
ss- tachycardia
- somnolence
- increased dream activity
- dry mouth
- diarrhea
- weight gain
- visual disturbances
- sexual dysfxn
- hyperprolactinemia
- menstrual irregularities
There are some other not so common side effects that aren’t even mentioned in the site like lactation in women and excessive weight gain. I’m not talking a few pounds, try 85. In Bipolar I patients it may bring them down into a deep low that leads to suicidal tendencies.
Epocrates Online has information on over 3,300 drugs, including dosing, pricing, potential drug interactions and Medicare Part D formulary coverage from any computer with an Internet connection. I checked it for drug interactions. There is a LONG list for Risperdal. You can’t even take acetaminophen.
Overall I would say consider the consequences when talking to your health care provider about this drug.