User Reviews for Trihexyphenidyl
Also known as: Artane, Trihexane, Trihexy
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Reviews for Trihexyphenidyl
| Review by Anonymous: |
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Artane (trihexyphenidyl) for Parkinson's Disease: This is a low level medication. It was the first I received prior to moving upward to the Sinemet Family. It only controlled slight tremor of my hand.
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| April 26, 2009 11:44 AM |
| Review by leopardeyes: |
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trihexyphenidyl for Extrapyramidal Reaction: I was prescribed this medication after I started to twitch on the left side of my body from my toes to my face because of Abilify. I was prescribed 5mg a day and it caused extreme short term memory loss and clumsiness. After a few weeks taking it I started to get sick to my stomach and get a horrible headache. Now I take a quarter of a 5 mg tablet as needed and my doctor reduced my Abilify from 15mg to 2mg and I'm doing much better.
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| September 26, 2010 9:18 AM |
| Review by Artane: |
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trihexyphenidyl for Extrapyramidal Reaction: Inexpensive anti-cholinergic superior to benzotropine mesylate for extrapyramidal conditions. Including, but not limited to tremor, akathisia-(inability to sit still or restlessness) upwardly fixed stare, psuedo-parkinsonism, shuffling gait, akinesia. 1 mg usually suffices to start. No serious side effects noted. Some sensitivity to bright light/accommodation to heat related conditions including dry mouth.
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| June 3, 2011 10:36 AM |
| Review by susieratledge: |
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7.0
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trihexyphenidyl for Parkinson's Disease: I was prescribed trihexyphenidyl for "break through" symptoms of Parkinson's Disease. If I am under stress, I have to use it on a daily basis. I have come to a point when I will feel worser symptoms coming on. If I take the medication the symptoms will last a few hours verses days.
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| November 10, 2011 1:08 AM |
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