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MethodUsing SN, is quetiapin really an anti-emetic?
Thread startercyndoesntwannalife
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I have lots of 25mg pellets (unretarded). I do have no idea on how to dose them. Maybe just do it like stan handles his Meto in his Guide?
Has anyone experience with this medication?
Thanks a lot.
I have lots of 25mg pellets (unretarded). I do have no idea on how to dose them. Maybe just do it like stan handles his Meto in his Guide? Has anyone experience with this medication? Thanks a lot.Im
I have lots of 25mg pellets (unretarded). I do have no idea on how to dose them. Maybe just do it like stan handles his Meto in his Guide?
Has anyone experience with this medication?
Thanks a lot.
Quetiapine needs a week to get concentrated enough in the blood stream to show it's antiemetic effects. You need to take +300mg for a week, which I wouldn't recommend unless you have an actual reason to do so (i.e. schizophrenia).
Try to get Domperidone - It's OTC in many countries, and it's as effective as metoclopramide, if not better. Dosage is same as metoclopramide. It also doesn't cross the Blood-Brain Barrier so there's much less chance of CNS side effects.
Hmmm no good here unfortunately, domperidone appears to be prescription only. And yeah, quetiapine I am only prescribed in small doses (25mg) tablets for sleep.
Quetiapine needs a week to get concentrated enough in the blood stream to show it's antiemetic effects. You need to take +300mg for a week, which I wouldn't recommend unless you have an actual reason to do so (i.e. schizophrenia).
Try to get Domperidone - It's OTC in many countries, and it's as effective as metoclopramide, if not better. Dosage is same as metoclopramide. It also doesn't cross the Blood-Brain Barrier so there's much less chance of CNS side effects.
Hmmm no good here unfortunately, domperidone appears to be prescription only. And yeah, quetiapine I am only prescribed in small doses (25mg) tablets for sleep.
Oh well, 25mg would definitely not work. Try to get a prescription for it I guess? I forced myself to vomit for 5 days straight, my family bought it for me.
Oh well, 25mg would definitely not work. Try to get a prescription for it I guess? I forced myself to vomit for 5 days straight, my family bought it for me.
Yeah you obviously can't buy Quetiapine, it's an antipsychotic. You can try to go to a doctor and fake symptoms to get domperidone prescribed? Just use the standard "I've tried Ondansetron and it didn't work but my *family member* gave me domperidone and it worked like a charm"
Yeah you obviously can't buy Quetiapine, it's an antipsychotic. You can try to go to a doctor and fake symptoms to get domperidone prescribed? Just use the standard "I've tried Ondansetron and it didn't work but my *family member* gave me domperidone and it worked like a charm"
I have it on prescription 600mg a day but they're 1/2 my dose and it's now affecting my sleep. I'll look into domperidone. Benzodiazepines I have to keep increasing, it's costing me a small fortune every few weeks just so I can sleep.
I have lots of 25mg pellets (unretarded). I do have no idea on how to dose them. Maybe just do it like stan handles his Meto in his Guide?
Has anyone experience with this medication?
Thanks a lot.
I have it on prescription 600mg a day but they're 1/2 my dose and it's now affecting my sleep. I'll look into domperidone. Benzodiazepines I have to keep increasing, it's costing me a small fortune every few weeks just so I can sleep.
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