Hello, does anyone know if people who received the INVEGA SUSTENNA injection can take N? or can it prevent N from having its effect on the organism? My family involuntarily committed me to a psychiatric clinic. 2 weeks ago I received this injection. Am I afraid that Invega Sustenna will invalidate N in my body? Does it work as an antiemetic? It took me too long to take N. I was thinking too much about what could go wrong, testing AE. Now everything is more difficult.
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it's an antipsychotic and should by design block dopamine receptors and so it's possess antiemetic properties. it wouldn't interfere with N action any way simply put because they're entirely different types of drugs effecting on body differently and it's impossible that they can cancel action of each other, as invega never stated as antidote of pentobarbital
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