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No. 30
from menolly_33
Old Nov 09, 2005, 05:58 PM

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Originally Posted by CatLVNRN
Do you mean Reglan works great for migraines? Ive never heard of Reglan used for that. Im not saying I doubt you, just saying Ive never heard of it and as a migraine sufferer, I just might have to look into it!

*new hope*!!
yep! seen it work greart for some people. Just don't let them push it fast.
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No. 31
from CEN35
Old Nov 10, 2005, 02:34 PM

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In our ER they tend to use phenergan and/or compazine. But here in surgery/recovery the standard is Reglan/zofran IV, after that it depends?


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No. 32
from Victoriakem
Old Nov 14, 2005, 10:37 AM

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A doc in my ED writes reglan 10 mg IV in 100 ml NS. I do it all the time & have not bad reactions from my pts.
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No. 33
from Victoriakem
Old Nov 14, 2005, 10:40 AM

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Reglan is used a lot for migraines where I work. Except for those who are used to narcs for migraines, it can be quite effective.
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No. 34
from moetrn1
Old Nov 14, 2005, 04:06 PM

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EPS symptom Katasthesia. IV compazine does this too. Not to everyone though. Sorry if I spelled it wrong!!
Originally Posted by Meerkat
IV Reglan...oh my gosh...that stuff made me feel like I was crawling out of my skin! About 15 min after I took it I was seized by an uncontrollable compulsion to run...I felt like I was going crazy!
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No. 35
from teeituptom
Old Nov 15, 2005, 03:22 PM

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except now everyone lists it as an Allergy


Welcome to the wonderfull world of nursing
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No. 36
from CEN35
Old Nov 15, 2005, 06:08 PM

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Well on the side of EPS and reactions. They claim the rate of administration of compazine is the cause for the reactions. However, I used to put it in 100cc of nss over 20-30 minutes.
It didnt change it at all. Still had a quite a few.

It was common also because, we used compazine for migraines also. Excpet for the chronic migrainers that claimed allergies to evrything in the world except demerol.


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No. 37
from beckyboo1
Old Nov 16, 2005, 07:02 AM

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I don't have a clue about the speed of administration theory but I'll tell you IV compazine made me crazy. I had this compulsion to keep moving and it was horrible! I truly thought I'd lost my mind. Thank God for Cogentin. And though it may not truly be an allergy, you can bet I list it as one so I never get that awful stuff again.

Becky
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No. 38
from geekgolightly
Old Nov 16, 2005, 07:46 AM

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Originally Posted by menolly_33
over the years i've seen some really bad reactions to reglan, espically when pushed too fast. Saw a woman stand up on her stretcher screaming at her husband wanting to know who that strange man was! It was standard practice in my er to mix the reglan with 50cc ns and hang over 10 minutes or longer, afterall, who has time to stand at a pt's bedside and give a push over 10 minutes. Now because of JHACO, we are not allowed to inject anything in to a bag and give the drug slowly. I am able to push the med, but not put in in a bag....what kind of sense does that make? But that is another rant.
when was this banned per JHACO?
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