Antipsychotics Induced Sexual Dysfunction

Judith John; Rajeev P Thomas; Stephy Paul; Jasmina EK; Kezia Job

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Antipsychotics Induced Sexual Dysfunction

Judith John, Rajeev P Thomas, Stephy Paul, Jasmina EK and Kezia Job

Sexual dysfunction (SD) can be caused by a wide variety of physiological and environmental factors. Antipsychotics induced SD is more prevalent in the modern world. Even though the incidence of antipsychotic induced SD is higher, it is considered as an underreported side effect. Proper management should be done to reduce the impact of antipsychotic induced SD.