Reglan
REGLAN - TARDIVE DYSKINESIA
A popular drug used for the management of gastrointestinal disorders has been associated with the development of tardive dyskinesia. TD is a condition that causes involuntary movements of the face and extremities. The FDA in February 2009 issued a safety warning to warn of the long term (3 months or longer) or high dose use of this product.
Patients at Risk
If you have taken Reglan for three months or longer or in high doses, you may be at risk in contracting TD. Symptoms of TD include:
- rapid and involuntary movements of extremities and body parts, including tongue protrusion,
- lip smacking,
- blinking and other rapid eye movements
Action
Do not stop taking medication unless directed by a physician. If you have experienced symptoms of TD, contact an experienced dangerous drug attorney such as Mike Sudekum by using the online submission form on this website or by callling the toll free number for more information on your legal rights.
A popular drug used for the management of gastrointestinal disorders has been associated with the development of tardive dyskinesia. TD is a condition that causes involuntary movements of the face and extremities. The FDA in February 2009 issued a safety warning to warn of the long term (3 months or longer) or high dose use of this product.
Patients at Risk
If you have taken Reglan for three months or longer or in high doses, you may be at risk in contracting TD. Symptoms of TD include:
- rapid and involuntary movements of extremities and body parts, including tongue protrusion,
- lip smacking,
- blinking and other rapid eye movements
Action
Do not stop taking medication unless directed by a physician. If you have experienced symptoms of TD, contact an experienced dangerous drug attorney such as Mike Sudekum by using the online submission form on this website or by callling the toll free number for more information on your legal rights.