Talk:Phenothiazine

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Phenothiazines

Just a comment: Adverse reactions from Phenergan and COMBID Spansules or other phenothiazine type of medications that non-psychiatric patients might be given for nausea or nervous stomach or overactive intestines might be mentioned.I did have reaction to COMBID Spansules (by Smith, Kline) many years ago and my legs cramped unless I constantly walked and I had to go to ER. Phenergan makes me so hyper I want to climb the walls. I was told to write phenothiazines on my drug lists for adverse reactions to medications. I always use WiKi and I do not see these medications listed under phenothiazines. And the drug COMBID Spansules is listed with Google but not WiKi. I do not have sufficient knowledge to suggest a specific edit. A scientist might make a correct science evidenced based statement to include reactions from these two drugs or especially the drug Phenergan. I do not know if the drug COMBID is still manufactured. Please notify me if I have incorrect information about listing these two drugs as Phenothiazines on my medical records. 02/19/24 I signed into my account. Thank you. PharoPhan (talk) 01:17, 20 February 2024 (UTC)[reply]