How Long Does It Take For Your Libido To Return To Normal After Quitting Antipsychotics?

[omarsolom]

Hi, i'm 39M from Egypt, I've been taking an antipsychotic called Dogmatil for about a year or so, and of course these kind of medicines kills the libido, anyway, i stopped it gradually and now i'm not using for about 2 weeks, my libido is back like before but i noticed something, when i ejacul*te, the sperm amount is okay but the ejacul*tion itself is not strong, i mean it doesn't have force when it comes our like before, do you think it's still the effect of the medicine i took and it'll return to normal after a while, any thoughts?

[Atheist]

Ask your doctor?

 

[smurfchops]

I don't think we need to hear this

[wolf63]

Smurfchops, not a very helpful answer. 

[omarsolom]

Guys, if you don't have nothing to say, just move on with your lives.

[237SJ]

And then people are wondering why AB is dying.

[Smowball]

I would just ask your doctor  - he will be best to advise you on how long the drugs effects stay in your system. Good luck.

[newmodarmy]

I had a reasonable answer asking for more info which seems to have been removed. Ah well, I'll not bother to follow it up.

[1ozzy]

Lol, a click happy Mod on duty.

Well done!!

[johnny.5]

I Think it will return to normal after a short while

[1ozzy]

No wonder AB is going the way it is.

[rowanwitch]

First of all are you stopping the antipsychotics on medical advice or is it your own decision?.   Normally they are a lifetime requirement.  The libido issue is secondary to your  treatment of lack of it and a physician should be able to advise you.  

[Peter Pedant]

here it is

https://www.medicinesfaq.com/brand/dogmatil

My thoughts are that you should ergister with a GP and then get a referral to a psychiatrist who can adviseon this. I do not think you should change your doses without medical supevisire

[jno]

in general I would have thought antipsychotics need to be taken under supervision. I can't answer your question, but I wouldn't be changing a dosage without checking first with the person who prescribed them.