Kta1994
Experienced
- Apr 25, 2019
- 298
Is it okay? From what ive researched meto is better at the job, specially in the small intestine.
No offense Mike but the question is not about your personal experience with the drug but whether OP chooses Dom over Meto.
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Granted the chance of it is low but I wouldn't risk it personally
Domperidone has difficulty passing the blood-brain barrier, thus rarely causes tardive dyskinesia. Furthermore, its symptoms in adults are generally mild.
It's not my personal experience
Granted the chance of it is low but I wouldn't risk it personally
Domperidone has difficulty passing the blood-brain barrier, thus rarely causes tardive dyskinesia. Furthermore, its symptoms in adults are generally mild.
It is because you directly made a reference to your personal experience with Meto. So If I were to say that Meto didn't generally give me issue then what would that mean? What about others who've used Meto before for their respective regimens? Can we make a general inference from just a personal experience?
The statement "meto can give you nasty side effects" does not imply anything about my experience with it. You can find previous threads about it on the forum as well as several YouTube videos of people hospitalised because of meto.
There are also people who smoke until they are 80 without lung problems. Doesn't mean I can't say, smoking can give you cancer
So? that's still a decision you made from personal conviction not to use it for yourself. And yes, I've looked up plenty of the medical cases presented by Meto and have tested it a few times and it was just fine for me. I'm aware of the nasty side effects although they seem to be the minority in occurrence.
Ok then for you it's fine, doesn't mean it's fine for everyone. So me saying hey there may be side effects that are less with domperidone is just being on the side of caution that's all.
That's been discussed before and there's no doubt Dom can work better in some cases for people just as Meto can when people have taken it as part of their regimen which was the majority AE between the two.
I know it's been discussed before but I didn't argue that dom or meto is ineffective. All I said was there is a chance, around 1%, to get tardive dyskenisia with meto whereas with domperidone it's almost non existent as it works differently. As for the effectiveness yes they are both very effective
