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Mental Health Coming off Invega Sustenna (Paliperidone) v3

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if u are injected with xeplion it will take a year to leave system but if u are injected with invega it will take years to back normal
 
pilarti said:
Does it realy stay permanent in your system ?
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No it doesnt. My husband had a paliperidone serum done on 4/1/19. It showed 1.6 ng/ml still in his system. Normal range is 20-60 ng/ml. He only received the loading dose in December 2018. He just got another level drawn on 7/1/19 we're waiting for the results. Other labs were done too CBC, CMP, TSH, ACTH and prolactin were all normal.
 
Malakoff said:
Because normally it's everymonth so why you have side effects when we stop it's a good question
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The medication is designed to stay in your system for a long time, so even though you are not receiving anymore it's kind of like you are and can still have side effects
 
VeteransWife said:
The medication is designed to stay in your system for a long time, so even though you are not receiving anymore it's kind of like you are and can still have side effects
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But why he don't come back to normal just 1.6 it's nothing now why dopamine don't start again
 
Malakoff said:
I don't want be pessimistic but I think it's permanent
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I have worked 8 years in a mental health facility along side with many doctors. When stopping any kind of antipsychotic medication is has to be done slowly. When you stop the injections it is a taper but it is too fast. Every half life that passes your brain has to readjust to the medication not being there and that's what is causing everyone to feel so bad. Once it is completley out of your system your brain has to recover back to it's normal state. There is no set time frame since everyone is different.
 
VeteransWife said:
No it doesnt. My husband had a paliperidone serum done on 4/1/19. It showed 1.6 ng/ml still in his system. Normal range is 20-60 ng/ml. He only received the loading dose in December 2018. He just got another level drawn on 7/1/19 we're waiting for the results. Other labs were done too CBC, CMP, TSH, ACTH and prolactin were all normal.
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after how many months do u think it will leave the system
 
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Malakoff said:
How you husband know where he do this serum
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We live in the United States, my husband is a Veteran. He gets his health care at the VA. We asked the doctors for all these blood test to be done and they agreed then ordered it.
I've done tons of research and like I said I have work for 8 years in mental health with so many doctors.
 
pilarti said:
after how many months do u think it will leave the system
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It all depends on your body. Everyone is different. If you have a quick metabolism then it will be out quicker than someone who has a slow metabolism.
In the 2nd week of april we did this 30 day cellular detox. It was a little expensive. After about a week he was feeling much worst than before. My theory is that is was moving the drug out at a faster rate which was making him feel worse.
 
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