‘Paraparezi’,Metoklopramide Bağlı Nadir Bir Semptom mu?

Abstract

Metoklopramid, üst gastrointestinal sistem motilitesini artırmak için kullanılan prokinetik ve antiemetik bir ajandır. Akut kas güçsüzlüğü ise acil serviste sık karşılaşılan nöromüsküler acillerden bir tanesidir ve etyolojisi çeşitlidir. Bizim bu çalışmamızda normal terapötik dozda metoklopramid tedavisi alan ve 12–24 saat içinde alt ekstremitede kas güçsüzlüğü gelişen olgu sunulmuş ve bu ilaca bağlı olası yan etkilerin gözden geçirilmesi amaçlanmıştır.

Keywords

• Metoklopramid, Prokinetik Ajan, Nöromüsküler Aciller.

Is ‘Paraparesis’, A Rare Symptom Of Metoclopramide?: A Case Report

Abstract

Metoclopramide is a procinetic and atiemetic agent, used to increase gastrintestinal system motility. In case, acute muscle weakness is one of the most neuromuscular emergencies seen in the emergency service and have several ethiological causes. In our study we aimed to introduce a case who was treated with metoclopramide in therapeutic dose and sustained muscle weakness in 12-24 hours and to overview the potential side effects of this drug

Keywords

• Metoclopramide, Procinetic Agent, Neuromuscular Emergencies

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