BridgeJumper
The Arsonist
- Apr 7, 2019
- 1,194
Thats why Im not choosing this method even if it was the only one available lmao
Metoclopramide acts in a way realted to haloperidol - I described in one post how haloperidol related extrapyramydal effect where so bad they drove me temporarily crazy. Im never going to subject myself to something like that willingly ever again, 3 people needed to hold me down to inject me in the hospital
Metoclopramide acts in a way realted to haloperidol - I described in one post how haloperidol related extrapyramydal effect where so bad they drove me temporarily crazy. Im never going to subject myself to something like that willingly ever again, 3 people needed to hold me down to inject me in the hospital
Not everyone develop the same side effects.
Since everyone were built differently. Not everyone experience the same side effects.
Well lets hope others have better tolerance to the drug.
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Ruffian
Jumpin Jack Flash, it’s a gas gas gas
- Jan 16, 2019
- 696
I just know I have only been on here since January and I have lost 2 people who followed the regimen exactly. Other than that I see a ton of threads where people failed because they did whatever the hell they wanted. Maybe you have a ton of meto and Benzos lying around for a 2nd attempt, but I wouldn't want to have to go after those things again.
Maybe the regimen works better because it hits more dopamine receptors? Might make them less sensitive to nausea afterwards.
A user here recently did the SN method with a stat dose 30mg meto and vomited 3 times in 15 minutes. That's really worryimg as I don't want to fail and be commited to a ward. He didn't take benzos which are proven to help nausea but still.
A user here recently did the SN method with a stat dose 30mg meto and vomited 3 times in 15 minutes. That's really worryimg as I don't want to fail and be commited to a ward. He didn't take benzos which are proven to help nausea but still.
You know thats not the case if you even read what I said. If a person have severe side effect from consuming the meto. I wouldnt recommend then to keep following the meto regimen more over even wiki said its not 100% needed. Thats why I want people to test out their meto and see its effect directly. Not just follow it blindly disregarding the side effect. Eps will develop the larger the dose that you take. You wouldnt be able to kill yourself if meto debilitate you so much you stop functioning properly. Thats why I take lora because the meto might kill me before the sn does if I took it in large quantity.
Also this is really really important. There Is no clear case that SN overdose cause any long term effect on the body. BUT meto EPS can be PERMANENT. Think about that.
Well we excrete l around 26% meto each day from my research. So taking meto that long before taking the SN isnt that productive in ny opinion. By the second day you would have lose the meto from your first day by 52% and so on. Thats why I think people should take larger dose IF their body can handle it. Like 15/20mg thrice for 24 hours. Rather than 10mg thrice for 48 hours. I need someone to confirm it though. That is just my thoughts. I wont do that consider the side effect meto have on me. That's also why I need lora to compensate for my lower meto dose.
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Yeah, that part I get, but if I get hit with EPS, this basically means I turn into this shakey, tired mess?
There are many kind of EPS. It depend on which one that hit you. Also the eps onset depend largely on the dose you take. Higher the dose more likely it will happen.
Also I am testing out the 2mg lora +10mg meto right now. Will tell more after this.
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Whatshername
That Ghost Lady on the Hill
- Dec 14, 2018
- 1,352
Thanks for the update, I just got my meto, but I also had a wisdom tooth extraction yesterday, so I'll wait with the testing till at least tomorrow, don't want to mix it with other meds. I will post my experience.
It can be permanent if it happened. But dont worry it happened very rarely. Its better you test the meto dose on your own. And see if you develop any side effects. If youre fine and dont feel anything severe. Then nothing to worry. And lora zepam or dia zepam can help mitigate the eps. Thats why I am using it.
Also this is my result from my test. Apparently using 2mg of lora and 10mg of meto hardly giving me any side effect. I am perfectly fine. It seems the sedative effect of both meto and lora doesnt work on me when I use them together. Its been four hours since I ingested both drugs. And I taken the drug 1 hour after my meal. Which is high in carb and fat. Dont know if those affect the drug's efficacy.
I will increase the dosage to 4mg lora and 20mg meto. Tomorrow.
Also this is my result from my test. Apparently using 2mg of lora and 10mg of meto hardly giving me any side effect. I am perfectly fine. It seems the sedative effect of both meto and lora doesnt work on me when I use them together. Its been four hours since I ingested both drugs. And I taken the drug 1 hour after my meal. Which is high in carb and fat. Dont know if those affect the drug's efficacy.
I will increase the dosage to 4mg lora and 20mg meto. Tomorrow.
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I got Lora too, benzos are really important I'd say.
I heard Benadryl works great for eps maybe it will work well for you. It's all over studies.
Thanks for your research!
Great news for you! I remember using 10 mg last year of meto to test It and nothing happened either.
I got Lora too, benzos are really important I'd say.
I heard Benadryl works great for eps maybe it will work well for you. It's all over studies.
Thanks for your research!
Thats great if you doesnt feel any side effect then youre good. And yes I agree lora and diaze can be very helpful. I mainly concern about their sedative effect when using with meto. I want to knock myself out as quickly as possible. I will continue to up the dosage until I get the result I need. Will keep posting it here. Thank you too.
This tardive dyskinesia shit is scary. I'm not trying to risk this with the suicidal depression. I may get Zofran or domperidone...
You should be careful. Old age can make you more at risk indeed
"Metoclopramide, a dopamine antagonist, has a strong correlation with the occurrence of TD.56 Old age, female sex, history of diabetes mellitus, and taking metoclopramide for 12+ weeks are risk factors for developing metoclopramide-induced TD. Metoclopramide is associated with respiratory dyskinesia and can manifest in TD as gasping, abnormal breathing, and irregular esophageal movements.56 Tapering metoclopramide has not been shown to decrease the risk of respiratory dyskinesia, and individuals with alterations in the CYP2D6 gene have decreased ability to metabolize metoclopramide and are more at risk for developing TD symptoms."
Whatshername
That Ghost Lady on the Hill
- Dec 14, 2018
- 1,352
All right, I took my first dose about 3 hours ago. Being cautious and because there is some alcohol in my system, I only took half a pill (5 mg). I currently only feel some sleepiness/drowsiness. No other side effects, though my mood worsened a bit. Tomorrow afternoon I'll take a full pill.
Thank you for your valuable input. As for me I will do 4mg lora and 20mg meto tomorrow.
Just did my run with 4mg lora and 20mg meto. Around 14.33 and now is 21.28. I took the drug 15 min apart lora then meto. Well at first few hours everthing seems fine. Then I feel sleepy and fall asleep. Now I woke you feeling heavy and a bit disoriented. Feels like my limbs and head are both light and heavy at the same time. No nausea feelings. Just weakness all over. Also headache.
My eyes cant focus. Other than that I am find. Just feel sleepy constantly.
My eyes cant focus. Other than that I am find. Just feel sleepy constantly.
Yeah but its wasnt that good of a sedative I hope it to be. I though the lora can knock me out. But at least it help the meto sideeffect. I barely feel any
Bur I had to wait hours before I an sleelpy.
Lora aint very sedative
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I got midazolam for sedative and lorazepam for anxiety and physical relaxation
Whatshername
That Ghost Lady on the Hill
- Dec 14, 2018
- 1,352
Thank you @Vegrau and @spanishguy22 for all the updates and research. Took a full 10 mg meto 3 and a half hours ago, this time no alcohol was involved. I feel more or less the same as yesterday: sleepy, my head is a bit heavy, accompanied by some restlessness. I can't say it's a pleasant feeling, but perfectly bearable. I think I can do the 48 h regimen, but everyone reacts differently.
Ruffian
Jumpin Jack Flash, it’s a gas gas gas
- Jan 16, 2019
- 696
This. I was in private conversation with someone here who was a nurse. It's not just that _ she even knew how it was metabolized in the liver and that's part of it. Not to mention any respectable opioid abuser worth his salt knows Tagamet gives you more bang for your buck.
Guess diaze the best huh but diaze have more side effects to meto thats why I choose lora lol moreover lora is good for eps without much drug interaction to meto and cime.
Well it seesm when taken with loara I barely delt any side effect other than sleepy I sleep for most day yesterday. Nevee slept that long and just woke up and still tired and sleepy. Think I will increase the lora dose when I do it. To 6mg lora and 30mg meto. I think that will be my final dose.
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All so want to add this after waking up earlier I cant help but keep wanting to sleep. Muscle weakness everywhere. Disorientation. And my balance is greatly affected. Just so you know. But the meto stomach emptying effect is still good. I keep having so much dreams too.
After I came down from lora effect. My hands wont stop feeling the buzz. Like it was trembling from the inside/electrically charge my mouth too. Stiffness from neck to shoulder. Meto really hate me I guess. And this headache. Looks like I cant use more than 10mg.
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Don't risk it. You can use Zofran or Domperidone, getting it will be annoying but 10 mg meto wont be enough and it's risky to take more
Yeah too risky.. glad I had lora to suppress meto earlier. Or else I will have been a mess. thank you for your suggestion. I will try domperidone.
A comparison of controlled release metoclopramide and domperidone in the treatment of nausea and vomiting - PubMed
Dopamine antagonists are effective anti-emetics. Domperidone does not readily cross the blood-brain barrier and is less likely to cause central nervous system side-effects than metoclopramide. However, a direct comparison of the safety and efficacy of the two drugs has not hitherto been made...
www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
Sounds like domperidone is safer too as it do not cross the blood brain barrier and less likely to cause neurologic side effect.
Yep Domperidone is less potent dopaminergic so its much harder to cause eps. Zofran is also recommended in the pph and won't cause it as it's serotonergic.Yeah too risky.. glad I had lora to suppress meto earlier. Or else I will have been a mess. thank you for your suggestion. I will try domperidone.
A comparison of controlled release metoclopramide and domperidone in the treatment of nausea and vomiting - PubMed
Dopamine antagonists are effective anti-emetics. Domperidone does not readily cross the blood-brain barrier and is less likely to cause central nervous system side-effects than metoclopramide. However, a direct comparison of the safety and efficacy of the two drugs has not hitherto been made...
Sounds like domperidone is safer too as it do not cross the blood brain barrier and less likely to cause neurologic side effect.
Ginger also is a serotonergic anticholinergic anti nausea, could help a bit with the Domperidone as a complement. I researched it a while back.
I am thankful for your info. It seems it works well with lora zepam as well.
Lorazepam along with domperidone caused 94% decrease in nausea and 82% decrease in vomiting, and with ondansetron, 86% and 79% decrease in nausea and vomiting, (In chemo therapy)
Effect of Lorazepam in Reducing Psychological Distress and Anticipatory Nausea and Vomiting in Patients Undergoing Chemotherapy
To evaluate the efficacy and safety of lorazepam in reducing psychological distress and chemotherapy-induced nausea and vomiting.It was a prospective interventional study with seventy patients for a period of 1 year. In which, patients' anxiety, distress ...
www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
BleedingHeart
Student
- Nov 5, 2019
- 130
Did the effects go away on their own or did you have to go to docs or take Benedryl or something? I'm worried about even a test dose.
