Prochlorperazine (Compazine) : Meds Made Easy (MME)
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This med was given to me in a migraine cocktail at the ER. I've had massive anxiety ever since and it was a year ago.
anything that helped?
@@blakee-hn2nh I have taken Benadryl and it helps temporarily. I heard ativan is the best way to go though.
You sure it wasn't Reglan they gave you ? That sounds like a Reglan reaction that I had . I went out of my mind and "eloped " with my IV still in
That sounds like a very adverse reaction to Reglan
They gave me this in a hep lock in ER for a migraine and it was the worst day of my life , I went into a full blown panic attack that I’ve never had before … took 12 hours to calm down even after Ativan…
I use compazine for my cyclic vomiting attacks. Works a treat! By the time the drip has ended so will have my attack 😍👌🏼
I'm taking it for nausea and seems to help. Still unsure how much it will affect my blood sugar. Besides that, can you take this multiple times a day? I'm on 5mg a day. I have only tried to take it at night cause, I'm hoping it doesn't knock me out like Seroquel would.
Is it possible Compazine would cause me to have the exact same meltdown /,wig out ,feel like I was on fire / felt like I couldn't control my muscle movements/ran out of the ER in a panic with my IV still in ) that Reglan made me have ? Reglan is listed as a drug allergy for me In my chart with restlessness listed as the adverse reaction. It is far more than restlessness but that's what someone entered in the system years ago . So was at ER for severe headache later diagnosed as bacterial sinusitis. ER Nurse said they're giving you Reglan with Benadryl. The Benadryl will counteract the restlessness.. I said Reglan ? And he said yes but the Benadryl will counteract the restlessness. Within minutes I was completely wigging out and begging the nurse that just came on shift for someone to counteract the Reglan . Resident came in and said you werent given Reglan. I told them the RN told me as he was putting it in that they're giving me Reglan with Benadryl. They ignored My pleading for something to counteract the Reglan
I took off. They stopped me to take my IV out and they let me drive home basically in a state of psychosis . They are now claiming they gave me compazine with Benadryl for nausea. They went back in and added later on after I left that patient complained of being nauseas during her ER stay. I never told them I was nauseas and I was already on Toradol and zofran .according to their notes they gave me zofran with Toradol and less than an hour later Compazine with Benadryl for nausea and I never said I was nauseas. I know they gave me Reglan ,but is it possible Compazine caused me to have the same exact adverse reaction Reglan did the only other time they put me on IV Reglan ? Doesn't seem like Compazine would cause this type of reaction
ER is denying they gave me Reglan and they will not upload the "medications you were given at the ER" part of my AVS on my online chart . They claim it's because I "eloped " but everything else is on the AVS including their inaccurate diagnosis of "facial pain "
Hello my mother is using this from past 12 years ... if she stop taking it ... she feel dizziness, vertigo , nausea with in 1-2 days of stopping this medication ( prochloroparziene malate )
Yes she's been on it so long that her body has become dependent on it. If she wants to stop taking it, talk to the doctor about a good tapering regime so she can get off the medication permanently.
Pharmacy Central ok ... thank u 👍
Hello, my doctor told me that I have labyrinthis, prescribed these pills for me, should I drink them for more than three days or less?
When is the best time to take this tablet
what about increase temperature?
Hi, I have a quick question about 3 typical anti-psychotics. For Bipolar 1, which would be better: Thorazine, Compazine, or Stelazine? Thanks for the video!
Great question! So neither of those medications are preferred and there are better medications that are first line and second line therapies as per guidelines. The meds you mentioned should only be considered if you failed therapy or have complications so it's not an easy question for me to answer without way more info. Hope this helps tho!
@@PharmacyCentral Thank you very much. Atypical Anti-Psychotics seem way more safe other than the metabolic side effects. With the Typicals tardive dyskenisa is more of problem. Klonopin actually helps my mania in high doses. Hopefully I wont have to switch. Thanks Again!
@@lilm1234 You are most welcome and thank you for the feedback!
@@lilm1234i know its been 4 years but if you're still looking for a good anti-psychotic Olanzapine has helped me greatly with my panic attacks and ptsd
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Peppermint works well for nausea.
Yeah not chronic nausea hahaha
@@chloejablonka4553 honestly if I had a mint I’d throw up more
Suppository compazine