Posted by novelagent on August 22, 2012, at 1:23:49
In reply to Lou's reply-schoughdhamo » Novelagent, posted by Lou Pilder on August 20, 2012, at 14:05:31
Lou,
The doctor who explained the sudden death risk (sudden death is the term used for a specific heart complication that also goes by a very long name) is a doctor who has actually written over 100 publications, one of which was on the subject. He mentioned doctors are looking to research (including himself) how to break down the geriatric patients who get sudden death while on an antipsychotic, to see if within this population, it's a specific type of geriatric patient's genes that predispose them to sudden death.
I think you should take klonopin and ease up on your dose of amphetamine, I'm concerned about you, and your writing is always so amphetamine-induced. It's like typing back to a drug this is...
> > Lou,
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> > I'm not sure what you're talking about, other than that Risperdal/Invega can cause sudden death just as much as other antipsychotics, but this is limited to geriatric (elderly) patients, who metabolize it differently. That doesn't apply to people who aren't geriatric.
> >
> > Also, Lou, your writing is bizarre and frankly I'm concerned it suggests you're on too high of a dose of amphetamines.
> >
> > > > Hello again seems I come here for info and morel support
> > > > > Thank you. I have taken 750 mg of serequel xr for about five years but I am not sure how good it is. For me. Anybody else have any info my pdoc says it is ok but I do not trust him
> > > > > Thx cee
> > > >
> > > > Switch to Invega-- it has less of a risk of type II diabeties, which seroquel can cause even independent of weight gain.
> > >
> > > N_a,
> > > You wrote,[...Switch to Invega...less of a risk for typeII diabetes...].
> > > I am unsure as to what you are wanting to advise or not to the innitiator of this thread or not. If you could post answes to the fiollowing, then I could have the opportunity to post my response to you here.
> > > True or false?
> > > A. Your rationale for the advise is that you are being supportive to the innitiator of this thread.
> > > B. Since the metabolite in Invega can cause death more often than Seroquel, then support is to advise one to switch to take a drug that can cause death more than Seroquel?
> > > C. You think that this site is supportive to the advise that you have given here?
> > > D. (redacted by respondent)
> > > Lou
> > > http://www.ehealthme.com/ds/risperdal/death
> >
> > N_a,
> You wrote the above. If you could post answers to the following, then I could respond to you.
> A. In your defintion of a {geriatric} person, what is the age group that you are wanting to mean?
> B. If there is that {restriction} to that age group, since you state that those that die suddenly that took that drug are {limited} to geriatric people, by what authority, if any, do you use to make that claim?
> C. Would you be willing to take the responsibility and liability if someone dies from taking the drug in question and it could be shown that they acted on that you stated here that those that died from the drug were restricted to geriatric people and the person that died was 40 years old, which is generally accepted as not being geriatric, and took the drug thinking from reading what you posted that they were not a geriatric person so in their thinking they thought that they could not die from the drug since you wrote ,[...That doesn't apply to people that aren't geriatric...]?
> D. By what authority do you use, if any, to classify my writing as {redacted by respondent}?
> Lou
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