I just received risperidone. I don't know yet what effect it will have on me, but based on the description I found online, it doesn't have a sedative effect. To be honest, from what I've read, I haven't really understood what effect it's supposed to have on me. I just noticed that the guide says antipsychotics act as antiemetics. How should I adjust my plan in light of the standard plan?
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I'm sorry, but I'm not sure I understand your answer. Perhaps it's a translation error. May I ask for clarification? Are you saying that risperidone isn't suitable as a sedative, but is suitable as an antiemetic?
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