Is light sensitivity from antipyschotic navane permanent?!

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It is not permanent and will stop in a short time after stopping the medication. I hope that your doctor is slowly weaning you off of it to avoid any withdrawal effects. You never want to abruptly stop these medications.

You need to either ask your doctor who prescribed this medication. If you are unable to ask, then go on the computer and google the medication along with what the side effects are. Your statement on google could read something like this, "Navane and its side effects."

You can obtain a great deal of information about the drug, Navane, and just what side effects you might experience while on the medication and going off of the medication.

You can also ask a pharmacist and he/she will be able to tell you just what information you need to know.

The best person to ask, though, is the doctor who prescribed it. He/she is more familiar with you and the possible side effects you might experience as you go off this medication.

I've heard that it's not, because I once knew someone who had that problem. It eventually went away though, from what I heard.