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The 10 pages that link to Extrapyramidal symptoms, each with the reason it gives.

• AntipsychoticNarrower topic: Dopamine blockade can disrupt motor pathways and produce these effects.

• Dopamine D2 receptorRelated: D2 blockade in motor circuits can produce these adverse effects.

• Tardive dyskinesiaNarrower topic: Tardive dyskinesia is classified among medication-related movement disorders, though it differs from acute symptoms.

• AkathisiaNarrower topic: Akathisia is one of the movement syndromes grouped within this broader clinical category.

• RisperidoneRelated: Risperidone's dopamine blockade can produce these movement-related adverse effects, especially at higher doses.

• ChlorpromazineRelated: Nigrostriatal dopamine blockade can cause these motor effects during treatment.

• HaloperidolBroader topic: These are characteristic consequences of haloperidol’s dopamine blockade.

• PromethazineRelated: Dopamine blockade makes movement symptoms a possible adverse effect of promethazine.

• ReserpineRelated: Depletion of dopamine in motor pathways could produce movement effects that constrained treatment.

• FluphenazineRelated: D2 blockade by fluphenazine can cause these movement-related adverse effects.