Reglan and Children
Reglan Side Effects in Children
Nursing mothers have been prescribed Reglan®, also known as metoclopramide, as a galactagogue—an agent that increases milk production. Galactagogue usually occurs after typical breastfeeding problems have been addressed and the mother is still experiencing a low milk supply. Reglan is known to cross the blood-brain barrier, resulting in disturbing side effects such as depression and involuntary body movements.
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If your child suffers from tardive dyskinesia, we understand that you are frightened, angry, and worried about your child’s future. If your child was prescribed Reglan® and suffered from tardive dyskinesia, contact us today. We will immediately review his or her medical records and discuss your options with you. We have both the experience and the resources to help you and your family during this difficult time. Contact us today and learn what we can do for you and your child. We want to help.
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Tardive Dyskinesia
Reglan® (metoclopramide), primarily used to treat symptoms of heartburn and nausea, has been linked to a severe neurological disorder known as tardive dyskinesia (pronounced tahr-div dis-ki-nee-zhuh).
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Statute of Limitations
The statute of limitations—that’s the amount of time you have to file a Reglan® lawsuit—differs from state to state. We listed each state’s statute of limitations for easy reference. Click below to learn more.
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Reglan and Children
Nursing mothers have been prescribed Reglan®, also known as metoclopramide, as a galactagogue —an agent that increases milk production. Galactagogue usually occurs after typical breastfeeding.
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