Can you use an antipsychotic (Risperdal-part of my nightly p.m. regimen) plus metoclopramide? To keep SN down. I know these two together are medically discouraged but I'm so afraid of throwing up want to use both. Probably use meto a.m. Really scared about taking meto. Already had tardive dyskinesia over a decade ago. Literally got glasses with silicone around them and straws in case I start to jerk around involuntarily. But if I fail with SN I will forever blame not taking meto if I don't. I can't just do a trial run with meto because of the interactions. And I don't think risperidone will be enough to keep it down because I vurp sometimes already and if put on too strong eye glass prescription get nauseous. Sometimes stomach hurts already from stress. I got the meto from India with no prescription. Says Cigna brand.
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Based on my short research Risperdal MAY act as an antiemetic, but since you already have meto I would take it as well. From the reports, you should pass out in 30-40 min after ingesting the SN. If you can bear the involuntary movements you might have during this time, then you could successfully CTB.
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