Mofreeko
Arcanist
- Apr 7, 2019
- 478
Hey all. I started my 48 hour meto regime and I am feeling unbelievably restless. I can't sit still. It's driving me bonkers. Oh well just 1 day to go.
Pepega
Betaman
- Mar 2, 2019
- 101
How do you take the pills in the last hour, was it tagamet 45 minutes before sn and 30 minutes before you take the meto?
I'm sorry that you are experiencing this.
Whenever I feel restless, I start meditating. For me it works wonders. You can try out Diaphragmatic breathing aswell and see if it helps.
Hopefully it gets better for you.
Mofreeko
Arcanist
- Apr 7, 2019
- 478
It's the meds. I can't sit still and for some reason my tongue can't stop flexing. It's keeps wanting to curl and push against my teeth.
What dosage of meto are you using? And know that involuntary movement on your face is a sign of EPS.
And know that meto is accumulative. The more you take the quicker its starts to take effect and more severe the eps will become. You should stop if more symptoms begin to occur.
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Mofreeko
Arcanist
- Apr 7, 2019
- 478
15 mg is a lot. Wiki only said 10mg though. I took one dose of 10mg last time and the side effects is unpleasant enough to force me to change anti emetic.
Like I said before if youre having more side effects you might want to consider using other anti emetic. Eps is no laughing matter.
Mofreeko
Arcanist
- Apr 7, 2019
- 478
god damn it. I have Zofran as well but the wiki says meto 48 hours and then both at the last dose.
Yes the wiki is correct 10mg 6 times 8 hours apart for 48hrs then 30mg before using SN. But meto like all drugs. Some may have allergic or bad side effect to it. Since everyone's body is different. Dont push yourself too hard. If the side effect persist or got worse you may want to consider alternative.
Metoclopramide isn't right for everyone because I'm some it causes bad side effects.
How common is that? I need meto for SN but I don't want to end up with EPS or something if I fail
I am planing on testing it. Its the only way you can be sure.
Not common but its depend on the dosage the mote you take the more chances it might happen.
You dont need meto. You just need other anti emetic thats dopamine blocker.
Superfluous
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- Mar 16, 2019
- 973
Can'tStandAnymore
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- Mar 16, 2019
- 234
Domperidone is a safer alternative as it doesn't cross the blood brain barrier.
Would that be the same Regime for Nembutal? or is there another regime recommended?
To OP: Good Luck and i pray you will be able to leave in Peace <3
To OP: Good Luck and i pray you will be able to leave in Peace <3
Sayo
Not 2B
- Aug 22, 2018
- 520
This is one of the advantages of taking the medicine early. Please discontinue it. Restlessness is a serious side effect of metoclopramide, and as you take more, it may worsen. The movements of your tongue sound like tardive dyskinesia, which is another serious side effect of metoclopramide. Aside from being unbearably unpleasant, it will obviously be a problem for you.
Consider trying domperidone. It's not likely to cause the same effects because it's milder with regard to the blood-brain barrier. Avoid relying on Zofran if you can get a hold of domperidone. Anti-emetics aren't interchangeable because different things cause vomiting through different pathways in the body and not all anti-emetics act on the same pathways.
The extrapyramidal system is part of your motor system, controlling non-voluntary movement of muscles (things like your body holding itself up are said to be involuntary/non-voluntary movements because you don't consciously volunteer them).
Extrapyramidal problems are a risk of taking metoclopramide and some other medications. They can present as spasms, tremors, posture issues, problems moving, restlessness, etc.
Consider trying domperidone. It's not likely to cause the same effects because it's milder with regard to the blood-brain barrier. Avoid relying on Zofran if you can get a hold of domperidone. Anti-emetics aren't interchangeable because different things cause vomiting through different pathways in the body and not all anti-emetics act on the same pathways.
Extrapyramidal side effects - mostly movement-related problems, side effects caused by drugs.
The extrapyramidal system is part of your motor system, controlling non-voluntary movement of muscles (things like your body holding itself up are said to be involuntary/non-voluntary movements because you don't consciously volunteer them).
Extrapyramidal problems are a risk of taking metoclopramide and some other medications. They can present as spasms, tremors, posture issues, problems moving, restlessness, etc.
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Superfluous
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- Mar 16, 2019
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The regimen on Wikibooks is for any toxification method
Extrapyramidal symptoms - Wikipedia
Full Wikibooks article:
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Soul
gate gate paragate parasamgate bodhi svaha
- Apr 12, 2019
- 4,704
Probably. I dont know how much time.
EPS can be unbearable.
You could get tempted calling ambulance.
EPS can be unbearable.
You could get tempted calling ambulance.
No its rarely reversible.. But some symptoms might lessen (only lessen) when that person stop taking drug that caused it. Also it depend on how severe the EPS especially Tardive Dyskinesia.
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Soul
gate gate paragate parasamgate bodhi svaha
- Apr 12, 2019
- 4,704
Well, that's pretty fucked up! I know not everyone gets these symptoms from meto, and the point of taking anti-emetics at all in our case is to help us die very soon, but given that things don't always work as planned maybe we shouldn't recommend meto so liberally. What are the names of the safer anti-emetics?
And I know I know: We should each do our own research. I know!
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"You can get TD if you take an antipsychotic drug. Usually you have to be on it for 3 months or more. But there have been rare cases of it after a single dose of an antipsychotic medicine. Older versions of these drugs are more likely to cause this problem than newer ones. Some studies find a similar risk from both types, though."
Dont worry too much. Just try it out on low dose and see how your body react.
Just look for anti emetic that is dopamine blocker.
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JadedGray
Life Eternal
- Jul 24, 2018
- 991
48 hours is not required. Why make things harder. 1h before 30 mg domperidone. I ll go with that
