I'm currently trying to choose between the 2 under the names Primperan (Metoclopramide) or CILROTON (Dromperidone)
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- Aug 12, 2019
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Metoclopramide is more effective. Dignitas uses that for N. Metoclopramide is also recommended in the edition of the PPH I read.Last edited:thanks for answering , the source I found refers to metoclopramide as metoclopramida , is that just a language difference or should I be wary of the difference ?I'm using meto because it's what I could get and I've seen it's the most common AE used for sn.
It's the same. Metoclopramida is in Spanish.Last edited:
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- Jun 27, 2019
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Both are fine. Meto has an added benefit of encouraging your stomach to empty quicker, so that's usually preferred.Similar threads
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