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- Suppression of nausea and vomiting caused by other medications
- Stimulation of lactation in nursing mothers
- Enhancement of gastrointestinal motility
Mechanism & Uses
As a dopamine antagonist, Motilium blocks dopamine receptors found in the digestive system and the brain. In the digestive system, this causes the natural contraction and relaxation of the stomach and bowels, which moves solids through the digestive system. In the brain, it interferes with the signals that tell the stomach to expel an irritant, or vomit. Dopamine suppression in the brain also triggers prolactin secretion, which promotes lactation.
As a nausea suppressant, this medication is usually given in situations where the nausea is caused by a medication, such as chemotherapy or medications used in treating Parkinson's disease. It may also be used during a migraine headache, but in most non-medication causes, such as morning sickness or motion sickness, a milder, alternative treatment will suffice.
Motilium is used in a range of gastrointestinal disorders, including:
- Gastroparesis (delayed emptying of the stomach)
- Acid reflux disease (also called GERD)
- Bloating, gas and/or abdominal discomfort
- Irritable bowel syndrome
- Gastritis (inflammation of stomach lining)
- Dyspepsia (impaired digestion)
- Hiatal hernia (stomach protrudes through diaphragm)
Motilium has been used extensively around the globe as a lactation stimulant, though it may not be formally approved as such in all locations. Regardless, it is a widely-recognized off-label use and many doctors will not hesitate to prescribe it for mothers who are not producing sufficient milk. Even at relatively high dosage strengths there do not appear to be any negative side effects on nursing infants, though, again, as an off-label use there is little formal data to back these claims up. Its effect on unborn babies is unknown.
Administration & Dosage
Motilium comes in tablets, oral suspension and suppositories. In most respects treatment with Motilium is similar regardless of the condition being treated; it is usually taken 3 to 4 times daily on an empty stomach, 15 to 30 minutes prior to eating. Dosage strength tends to depend on the type of condition as well as individual patient circumstances:
- For nausea suppression, 20 mg in each dose, or 60 to 80 mg daily.
- For gastrointestinal motility, 10 mg in each dose, or 30 to 40 mg daily, though dosage strength may be raised if needed.
- For stimulating lactation, 10 to 40 mg in each dose, or 30 to 160 mg daily.
Warnings & Side Effects
As previously mentioned, side effects with this medication are quite rare and, when they do occur, are typically very mild, including dry mouth, heartburn, drowsiness, and swollen breasts. Very rarely serious reactions may be experienced, which call for medical attention:
- Rapid or uneven heart rate
- Severe dizziness or weakness
- Painful or difficult urination
- Swelling of face, hands or feet
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