this is according to my nursing drug handbook: 2005Mosby's nursing Drug Reference, page 908. It is a antipsychotic med. the action of the drug is unknown, but may be medicated through both DOPamine type 2 and serotinin type 2 antagonism. it sounds to me that pretty much this is saying that it may be blocking the dopamine and serotonin secretions with in the brain, but is really unknown, so it would be best to ask your doctor or pharmacist.
ANOTHER RISPERDAL ANSWERAccording to my medical textbook the answer is as follows: "While the exact mechanism of action of risperidone (risperdal) is unknown, it appears to alter the activity of certain chemicals in the central nervous system to produce a tranquilizing and antipsychotic effect". (*1) (*1) Prescription and OTC Drugs- pharmacological resources Deborah Wible and the staff of the Department of Pharmacy, Beth Israel Medical Center, New York City. You can also ask any good pharmacy for a medication printout for risperidone. GOOD LUCK............<<Another
It blocks dopamine so your body, unfortunately, in turn creates more and increases the dopamine receptors. So when you get off you'll have tons of "excess dopamine" If that in fact was the case.
Risperdal is a drug used for the treatment of psychosism schizophrenia, and mania.
Another name for Risperdal is risperidone.
Yes, you can take NyQuill while taking Risperdal. The drugs to avoid while taking Risperdal are: * Risperdal may decrease the effects of levodopa and other dopamine agonists * Carbamazepine and clozapine may reduce the effect of Risperdal * Risperdal increases the effects of blood-pressure lowering drugs and central nervous system (CNS) depressants
Risperidone (brand name Risperdal) may be prescribed for a child to treat conditions such as schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, irritability associated with autism, and other behavioral disorders. It is an atypical antipsychotic medication that helps to stabilize mood, reduce hallucinations and delusions, and improve overall behavior. The decision to prescribe Risperdal for a child is typically made after a thorough evaluation by a healthcare provider, weighing the potential benefits against the risks and considering other treatment options.
Risperdal doesn't show up as anything because no one tests for it. And since you can't get high on it, if you haven't been prescribed Risperdal don't take any.
No you cannot.
Risperidone.
Risperdal
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Risperdal is the brand name for the drug risperidone; risperidone is used to treat schizophrenia and sometimes to treat aggression in Autism Spectrum Disorders. Risperidone has no use for ADHD, and can cause worsening attention. Risperdal should not increase aggression.
.5mg of risperdal
not a chance