Amenorrhea

... extremities, sometimes extending to the neck and face) [277.1-4] __ Alopecia (hair loss) [277.1-5] __ Anemia; hypochromic, microcytic [277.1-6] __ Amenorrhea (absence or suppression of menstruation) [277.1-7] __ Anemia, hemolytic [277.1-8] __ Anxiety [277.1-9] __ Aphonia (inability to produce sound) ...

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... but oculogyric crisis is best managed by a psychiatrist. Because of their effects on prolactin secretion, neuroleptics can precipitate amenorrhea, galactorrhea, and dysmenorrhea.[17] Conclusion Pimozide, a selective blocker of dopamine receptors, remains the drug of choice for treatment ...

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