How are high prolactin levels caused by antipsychotics typically treated?

If you intend to see a private psychiatrist, you just need to call up the clinic and make an appointment. You may not need to produce a referral letter. The waiting time for new cases differs from clinic to clinic. Generally, it will vary from 1 day to 14 days. If you wish to see a psychiatrist in a restructured hospital, you can check up the website of the restructured hospital to see the processes involved. If you intend to register as a private patient at the restructured hospitals, some websites stipulate that you may not need a referral letter.

Hi, The best way is to simply adjust the dose or type of antipsychotic. I suggest Confirm that the cause of the hyperprolactemia is due to anti-psychotics and not due to a physical cause such as a prolactinoma, and once confirmed, Clinically assess if the person can still do well with a lower dose of the existing anti-psychotic medication and/or Switching to another antipsychotic that carries a low risk of hyper-propactinemia. E. g. Second-generation antipsychotics (SGAs), especially olanzapine, quetiapine, or even clozapine.