Neither for me. I'm at the 11 month mark (off of paliperidone). My psychiatrist kept me on paliperidone for a whole extra month even after my syndrome (side effects) emerged, so I've been experiencing these things for 12 months, while being 11 months off paliperidone.
Yep, I had that same experience at the 4 month mark. And at the 11 month mark, I too, am still as impotent as day 1, sadlol.
First off, those are really impressive numbers. Your bench is out of control good. Since squat and deadlift in a balanced body are supposed to be significantly higher than bench, I think your squat and deadlift ceiling is way higher than that.
You guys have the right ideas and ask the right questions. Measures like continuing to work out and nofap are very wise and should, by conventional wisdom, work. However, I just wanted to share, for anyone who cares, that exercise and nofap has not worked for me at all. I do, admittedly, have a severe form of this paliperidone syndrome. Seems like the metabolism and the fish downstairs are totally dead, lol.
Hormone and blood tests--the right ideas and the right questions. I did want to share that at just 1-2 months off paliperidone, I, also, did a prolactin and testosterone test. My levels were normal (much to my disappointment, hoping for a smoking gun leading to a direct cure). Whether my prolactin and testosterone levels were not affected at all by paliperidone or whether they leveled off right away, either way, in my situation, it seems to suggest that these terrible adverse side effects/symptoms can persist and exist in spite of normal prolactin and testosterone levels. Abnormal hormones have been implicated in the "man-boobs" problem (Gynecomastia) and in some forms of sexual dysfunction, low libido, sexual anhedonia. However, if my case is any indication, it may be that paliperidone achieves all these horrible life-devastating effects by some other mechanism or pathway we don't understand.