# IV reglan pre procedure

**URL:** <https://community.patient.info/t/iv-reglan-pre-procedure/552025>\
**Category:** Tests and investigations\
**Tags:** Colonoscopy\
**Created:** [8 December 2016 20:40 UTC](https://community.patient.info/t/iv-reglan-pre-procedure/552025 "2016-12-08T20:40:42Z")\
**Posts on this page:** 5\
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**Author:** ![nh\_user\_1000371](https://community.patient.info/letter_avatar_proxy/v4/letter/n/8c91f0/32.png) [@nh\_user\_1000371](https://community.patient.info/u/nh_user_1000371)\
**Post date:** [8 December 2016 20:40 UTC](https://community.patient.info/t/iv-reglan-pre-procedure/552025/1 "2016-12-08T20:40:42Z")

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Yesterday was my third colonoscopy. &nbsp;I felt headachy and nauseated from the prep, lack of sleep, etc. &nbsp;After my IV was placed, I was given IV reglan for the nausea. &nbsp;Within 6-8 min I became very restless, and uncomfortable, feeling I could not go through with the procedure. &nbsp;I became anxious and told the staff to take out the IV, that I couldn't go through with it. &nbsp;They walked me around and calmed my down enough to have the procedure. &nbsp;I have never felt that way before. &nbsp;I couldn't lay still, I was still nauseated, I was extremely anxious, it was really unpleasant. &nbsp;I did end up having the scope and feely pretty lousy today, tired and nauseated, but calm and "normal feeling." &nbsp;Has anyone else had this experience with IV Reglan? &nbsp;Thanks.

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**Author:** ![nh\_user\_786683](https://community.patient.info/letter_avatar_proxy/v4/letter/n/f0a364/32.png) [@nh\_user\_786683](https://community.patient.info/u/nh_user_786683)\
**Post date:** [9 December 2016 07:40 UTC](https://community.patient.info/t/iv-reglan-pre-procedure/552025/2 "2016-12-09T07:40:29Z")

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Did they put you under with the IV sedation. I was put under with a general anesthesia... Kinda nervous about the upcoming procedure, but then I was 'out' and woke up awhile later... Kinda groggy but ok.

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**Author:** ![nh\_user\_940567](https://community.patient.info/letter_avatar_proxy/v4/letter/n/bc8723/32.png) [@nh\_user\_940567](https://community.patient.info/u/nh_user_940567)\
**Post date:** [9 December 2016 09:13 UTC](https://community.patient.info/t/iv-reglan-pre-procedure/552025/3 "2016-12-09T09:13:47Z")

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i still remember before my colonscopy i was so nervous i was looking there the other patients who are doing the process they will sleep after anesthesia but my bp is 144/90 and they give me&nbsp;anesthesia but didnot sleep when they take me to colonscopy room i was still awake the doctor inject me again but didnot feel sleep i remember all the procedure i am not panic though its my ist time i am relax looking the intestine on screen and it look good because there is no problem-----------well i must say i didnot fel any thing i am totally normal after my colonscopy&nbsp;

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**Author:** ![nh\_user\_1000371](https://community.patient.info/letter_avatar_proxy/v4/letter/n/8c91f0/32.png) [@nh\_user\_1000371](https://community.patient.info/u/nh_user_1000371)\
**Post date:** [10 December 2016 03:45 UTC](https://community.patient.info/t/iv-reglan-pre-procedure/552025/4 "2016-12-10T03:45:11Z")

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Hi Marlene. Thanks for your reply. This all happened before I had the IV sedation. Once I was calm enough to agree to the procedure, I had the usual sedation and was fine. &nbsp;I'm thinking it was the Reglan for the nausea I had a little earlier. I won't use that again!

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**Author:** ![nh\_user\_786683](https://community.patient.info/letter_avatar_proxy/v4/letter/n/f0a364/32.png) [@nh\_user\_786683](https://community.patient.info/u/nh_user_786683)\
**Post date:** [10 December 2016 21:46 UTC](https://community.patient.info/t/iv-reglan-pre-procedure/552025/5 "2016-12-10T21:46:36Z")

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lol

I totally understand, I often feel like I could use something to calm me, so that I don't fear the general anesthesia. Does get a bit ridiculous on my part. The Dr's have their hands full with me.
