People who develop neurological conditions such as akathisia and parkinsonism as adverse reactions to phenothiazine drugs can be treated by:

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Blockade of dopamine receptors in the basal ganglia may cause a number of movement disorders. Dystonic reactions are characterized by muscle spasms, twitching, facial grimacing, and torticollis (wryneck). Akathisia refers to continuous body movement in which the individual is restless or constantly paces about. Parkinsonism involves development of muscular rigidity, tremors, and other disturbances of movement. Reducing the dosage, stopping the drug, or administering centrally acting anticholinergic drugs usually improves these three neurological conditions.

People Who Develop Neurological Conditions Such as Akathisia and Parkinsonism