Anatensol Decanoate

Anatensol Decanoate 25mg Injection is a long-acting antipsychotic medicine generally used to help manage symptoms of long-term mental health conditions like chronic schizophrenia. It is given when a person needs ongoing, regular treatment rather than daily medicines.<br>

No. Anatensol Decanoate 25mg Injection is not approved for treating behavior problems in older adults with dementia. In fact, antipsychotic medicines like Anatensol Decanoate 25mg Injection can increase the risk of death in elderly people with dementia-related psychosis.<br>

Individuals should not receive Anatensol Decanoate 25mg Injection if they are in a coma, or severely sedated, have serious liver disease, or blood disorders, have severe brain injury, are taking large amounts of sleep medicines, or are allergic to fluphenazine or other phenothiazine medicines. It is also not recommended for children under 12 years.<br>

Yes. A serious condition called tardive dyskinesia may occur after receiving Anatensol Decanoate 25mg Injection, causing uncontrolled movements often of the mouth, tongue, or body. These movements may be permanent. The risk is higher with long-term treatment or higher doses, especially in older adults.<br>

Seek urgent medical help if you experience very high fever, stiff muscles, confusion,, or fast heartbeat (possible neuroleptic malignant syndrome), signs of infection like fever or sore throat (possible low white blood cells), severe muscle rigidity or tremors, fainting or severe dizziness, trouble breathing,, and yellowing of the skin/eyes (liver problems). These could be signs of serious reactions.<br>

Yes. Anatensol Decanoate 25mg Injection may cause dizziness, sleepiness, or blood pressure drops, especially when standing up, making falls more likely. People who are older or already unsteady need extra caution.<br>

Use Anatensol Decanoate 25mg Injection with caution if you have a history of seizures. Anatensol Decanoate 25mg Injection may increase the chance of seizures in people with a history of convulsions. Make sure your doctor knows your full medical history.<br>

Yes. People with heart conditions (like mitral valve problems) should use Anatensol Decanoate 25mg Injection carefully. The medicine can affect blood pressure and cause changes that may worsen heart-related issues.<br>

Yes. Anatensol Decanoate 25mg Injection can sometimes cause low white blood cell counts, which can make it harder for your body to fight infections. Your doctor may order regular blood tests, especially in the first few months.<br>

Yes. People with liver damage should not use Anatensol Decanoate 25mg Injection. It may also cause new liver issues in rare cases. Symptoms can include fatigue, stomach pain, dark urine, or yellow skin/eyes.<br>