... for the drug Reglan. to offset involentary movements. I am told that it is the only medication that can help but that it is very expensive. Where can I get information on this
Xenazine - My doctor tells me this can be used for Tartive Dyscanisia for a permanent side effect?
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- 8 Apr 2011 by janicethomasrelative abilturp
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- reglan, gastroparesis, small intestine intubation, side effect, xenazine, doctor, medication
Answers (1)
6 Nov 2011
I realize this answer is very, very late and hopefully you got some information from your doctor. If you managed to find something relevant it would be appreciated if you could share.
I can only give you information about Xenazine but not about it's effectiveness if used for involuntary movements due to Reglan.
Xenazine (tetrabenazine) reduces the amount of certain chemicals in the body that are overly active in people with Huntington's disease.
Xenazine is used to treat Huntington's chorea (uncontrolled muscle movements).
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Tee
Referring to the comment ... So sorry about late reply. No I'm not very familiar with gastoparesis. You may find the link below useful.
http://www.drugs.com/enc/gastroparesis.html