All About Prochlorperazine (Compazine, Buccastem) for Nausea & Vomiting | & Side Effects
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- Опубликовано: 12 янв 2024
- All about prochlorperazine, compazine, buccastem for nausea, vomiting and inner ear problems such as vertigo.
Plus a late onset side effect that it’s good to be aware and mindful of, and other general side effects and tolerability.
It comes as prochlorperazine maleate mouth dissolving tablets mainly but also a liquid is available also.
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This is very helpful information! It is not available over the counter in the U.S. I feel like Zofran is used first line for nausea here which as you mentioned also has side effects. If Zofran doesn’t help then Promethazine is usually used.
Thanks 😊 Yes, that’s correct, things are done differently there, & in other countries too. I don’t account for every single country in my videos as that sadly is not possible. But I did include the common brand name for it in the US, in the title 😊 Some places in the US do favour promethazine over zofran though, particularly when money is a big factor
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Thanks for sharing this information. It’s helpful.
Glad it was helpful! 😊
Hi❤ I’ve taken this for 14 years with ondansetron for CVS and chronic pancreatitis. I used to take 6mg daily and now I’ve reduced it to 3mg, twice weekly or during bad CVS attacks. I’m glad the doctor warned you about TD. I was warned about it too but I was kept on it after domperidone was discontinued for nausea patients.
It’s difficult when you rely on anti-sickness meds.
Thanks so much for sharing this, it’s so good to hear your story, as someone who’s slightly further along on this crazy journey, I think I’ve been on it for around 6-7 years in total, but like you, just can’t do without it!
@@GeorginasJourney You’re welcome. I was without any meds for that side of things for years as we have both struggled there. I don’t know what’s worse sometimes. We can only do what we can do. I hope you find a way of managing things so you don’t need it as much but you aren’t suffering in the process. I’ve had emetophobia from having CVS attacks. If I go out I cannot not take the meds and risk the phobia coming back. I try and stay off them at home and be sick if I’m sick. I panic. I have SVT attacks like you and other complex issues. We do have to be kind to ourselves when navigating things. Best Wishes to you. I look forward to seeing more of your journey. ♥️
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Thanks ☺️ How are doing Karl? You doing okay?
Im on this for my pregnancy
Hope it’s helping!
Can it be taken if patient has migraines?
Yes! The over the counter one is specifically marketed for that and works well for it!
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The only real issues are if the patient is taking any kind of psychiatric medication, since this class of medication is primarily an antipsychotic medication. Your doctor or pharmacist can check patients' current medications in case there are known drug interactions.
I’d advise reading the leaflet for full information about drug interactions & also the list of people who shouldn’t take it for any otc med, as there are actually some other key points there about who shouldnt take it. Also, it’s not primarily an antipsychotic med in the UK as the NHS recognises & classifies it as an antiemetic now- times have changed & classifications can change in line with those changes :)
@@GeorginasJourney My information was for USA viewers, since it's still classified as an antipsychotic, and the fact that it blocks dopamine receptors has not changed. Its potential side effects, such as tardive dyskinesia, also has not changed.
Crazy people
Suffering people
Worse medicine
What was bad about it for you?