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Which antipsychotics may have a higher risk of priapism?

This article was first published on May 30, 2024 It was last reviewed, updated, or edited on June 2, 2024. Question from a Member: A Caucasian male patient in his 30s with a primary psychotic disorder had developed priapism on perphenazine and quetiapine. He was also on hydroxyzine, escitalopram, and oxcarbazepine. Which antipsychotic would be…

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