Mystery Diagnosis

[Christine]

Reglan crosses the blood/brain barrier and has been used for years without any permanent damage.

Propulsid was the drug that caused all the awful stuff and it was pulled many years ago.

 

[lukenick1]

Reglan crosses the blood/brain barrier and has been used for years without any permanent damage.

Propulsid was the drug that caused all the awful stuff and it was pulled many years ago.

I took that toooo, anyone know about phenergan and if thats safe???

 

[pilesoflaundry]

Reglan causes breast development in men I think but it's still on the market and since you are a woman it doesn't really matter.

Phenegan is safe. It's been given to my kids even when they were little and really sick.

Dh has IBS. He's been through all the tests and he's had problems since his teens. He has some meds to make things better but he's always going to be bloated and have some issues. Our son has problems too but he isn't as bad as dad, he does have food issues though, dh doesn't. Ds is milk intolerant, it's the proteins. It has helped but not cured his issues.

 

[lukenick1]

Reglan causes breast development in men I think but it's still on the market and since you are a woman it doesn't really matter.

IN that case.......i will ask for some

 

[agnes!]

There was a somewhat-similar sounding mystery condition on "Mystery Diagnosis" this past week, "The Girl Who Couldn't Eat".
http://health.discovery.com/videos/mystery-diagnosis-episode-401-intro.html
Danielle Manzanotti(?) had a stomach sphincter that ultimately was fixed surgically and she's now completely recovered (after the doctors removed her gall bladder and her appendix before they found out what was really wrong with her). I can't find the complete episode online, maybe it's on YouTube or Hulu or something, the link above is just for the promo.

agnes!

 

[Christine]

I took that toooo, anyone know about phenergan and if thats safe???

Phenergan is VERY safe. You can even use Phenergan when pregnant. I used it for 6 months when pregnant.