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Old 02-28-2007, 04:23 PM   #6
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Re: Reglan?

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I just spoke to my previous GI doc and he agreed that i should at least give Reglan a try. he said on the low dosage (5 or 10mg before meals) the side effects are very limited to headache or spacey feeling if anything and the serious ones come with higher dosages and older patients (im 23). Now the only question is whether to give a few accupuncture sessions a shot (my first one is scheduled for sat) or start trying the Reglan. I also dont understand, if the Reglan works, will it then stop working when I have to stop taking it? Can it possibly improve the motility? If not, it seems like an excercise in futility unless I can stay on the REglan long term.

Your doc is right; however, I am 1 of those exceptions! I am 37 and I minimal dosage - 5 mg just 3x a day. Nonetheless - well, you see.

I am not into any of this "alternative" stuff. They have no research so I will not risk myself or even time and money with that. I don't want them messing up my already touchy nervous system!

Try the Reglan. You might even know fast whether it's OK for you or not! Just as I said, though - stop it immediately if you have anything resembling those nervous-system problems!

I think generally you have to keep taking the med. However, you never know. You may decide to stop and find you're all fine. Of course, over time you may find you have other issues as the real drivers of your problem, and if you care for those - the Reglan may be unnecessary.

Good luck!
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Old 03-11-2007, 01:38 PM   #7
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Re: Reglan?

well two doses of Reglan in and so far nothing really to report. No real standing benefit (it did seem to help me at meal time but the pain returned shortly after) and no real side effects yet. Well see how today goes.
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Old 03-17-2007, 06:50 AM   #8
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Re: Reglan?

I've been taking Reglan for about a week now. Not sure the dose but I think it is low and I take it 4 x day. Can't report any side effects. I think it has helped my nausea some but I'm not even sure about that.
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Old 03-18-2007, 01:02 AM   #9
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Re: Reglan?

Reglan is BAD news for me! I took 40mg a day for about 2 months- I had severe headaches (I never get headaches!), insane fatigue, and a lot of depression on it. I cut myself down to 20mg a day, which helped, and I use is as needed now.

When I took it regularly it didn't help at all. Now if I take it when I'm nauseas only, it helps then.
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