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How can hypersexual feelings related to Parkinson's medication be managed?

Hypersexuality can be a side effect of certain Parkinson's medications, particularly dopamine agonists. This is considered a type of impulse-control disorder that some people experience.

If you're dealing with hypersexual feelings, here are some Show Full Answer

How can hypersexual feelings related to Parkinson's medication be managed?

Hypersexuality can be a side effect of certain Parkinson's medications, particularly dopamine agonists. This is considered a type of impulse-control disorder that some people experience.

If you're dealing with hypersexual feelings, here are some steps to consider:

• Talk to your neurologist immediately about these symptoms
• Your doctor may adjust your medication dosage or switch you to a different medication
• Be honest about the severity and impact on your daily life
• Keep track of when these feelings started and any medication changes that occurred around that time

It's important to know you're not alone - other MyParkinsonsTeam members have shared similar experiences with compulsive behaviors related to their medications. One member mentioned having issues with compulsive behavior involving libido after a medication adjustment.

Don't try to manage this on your own. Your healthcare team can help find the right medication balance to control your Parkinson's symptoms while minimizing these challenging side effects.

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