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Do respiridone and abilify (aripiprazole) reduce testosterone or increase estrogen?
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Sometimes: Risperidone has a tendency to increase prolactin levels. Prolactin levels are inversely related to estrogen and testosterone levels with long-term exposure in both men and women. Abilify (aripiprazole) appears much less likely to result in long-term elevations of prolactin and thus less likely to decrease estrogen and testosterone.
Answered 12/16/2018
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