Experiences with

Phenergan

I'm looking for some short term sleep support, and as I'm on combined T4 & T3 therapy, wondering if anyone knows of any reason not to take Phenergan (sleeping pills). Many thanks! Xx

GP prescribed antihistamine which we agreed on as 10 mg Cetirizine morning and 10 mg Phenergan evening. These moderated the intensity of flushes and the phenergan aided sleep. I found the night flushes preceded urination and limiting the former improved the latter.

My sister has asthma and has taken phenergan for a long time.. because she has a cat and because she has insomnia but is now worried about the connection between these meds and dementia. Our Mum has dementia and it has been hard for many years now.

I am in the UK and the only thing that has helped is phenergan (promethazine) that you can buy from a few online pharmacists but you are only supposed to take it for 10 days, not sure why?

She has been prescribed Phenergan to take as and when she gets too restless. It sometimes helps but takes a while to be effective. Does anyone else experience these types of symptoms? When I ask mum how she’s feeling, she says she cannot describe it but says she cannot relax.

phentermine, temazepam, trazodone, atarax, propranolol,lidocaine 30% cream, compounded lidocaine and bupivicaine cream, Quviviq (only thing that worked somewhat but unaffordable for me and I don’t qualify for aid), Belsomra, amitriptyline, melatonin, slow Fe, lyrica, Clonidine, Halcion, Mobic, zofran,phenergan

I am a doctor who got interested in RLS over 6/12 ago when my wife's RLS went crazy when she was trying to use Phenergan (sedating antihistamine) to sleep. After a couple of sleepless night she was a mess and complained "And there is no treatment for restless legs!!".

I have been taking Phenergan for about 10 years, I took it as an antihistamine & sedative. I have noticed of late that it is making my asthma worse so have stopped taking it. I’m now suffering sleep deprivation & tired & irritable during the day. My GP does not know that I took the drug.

This has started a few nights ago Doesn't keep me awake as I take a Phenergan Tablet and get a decent 6 hours sleep Good night and thanks

These drugs include Prochlorperazine (Compazine), Promethazine (Phenergan), and Metoclopramide (Reglan). They should be avoided. Also, drugs that deplete dopamine such as reserpine and tetrabenazine may worsen Parkinson’s disease and parkinsonism and should be avoided in most cases.

I wasn’t suffering during that time from RLS unless I had a trigger (versed during eye surgery, benedryl for allergies, phenergan for nausea, etc.). Tapered off of Pregabalin with the help of my then-primary care doctor until I got to 25 mg.

Having been taking Phenergan to help with night sweats and not sleeping. Before my holiday night sweats were awful and as I was spending 5 nights with family I didn't want this awfulsweating. Spoke to a Clinical Pharmacist at my G P.

Asked him about taking Phenergan to help me sleep and for dreadful night sweats. Said they shouldn't affect my heart. Telephone consultation with GP on Friday. Asked him about Phenergan. He prescribed them for me on repeat. Since I have started taking them again no more sweats. I feel good.

Off Phenergan tabs 5 night now. Sleep 3 hrs then awake for 3 hrs then 1 more hr. I wake dripping in sweat after first sleep. Didn't have this when on Phenergan. I had it previously but been on Ovestin ( hrt for nearly 2 years). That really helped but I don't know what started all this again.

Last night I took a Phenergan Tablet( to help sleep). Woke up at 2.30 with racing heart. Stay awake for about 2 hours, then back to sleep for another hour. This morning my chest feels slightly sore. Telephone consultation with Cardiologist on Monday 9/5/22. What could this be?.

2 years ago, when I was diagnosed with Stage 4 adenocarcinoma, a friend pointed me towards https://www.canceractive.com/article/using-phenergan-promethazine-to-treat-cancer which certainly looked interesting.

Put on Phenergan tablets to help me sleep. They are doing the trick. Thanks for all helpful advice. Happy, Healthy New Year to he all .Love Bishop 1 x x

These drugs include Prochlorperazine (Compazine), Promethazine (Phenergan), and Metoclopramide (Reglan). They should be avoided. Also, drugs that deplete dopamine such as reserpine and tetrabenazine may worsen Parkinson’s disease and parkinsonism and should be avoided in most cases.

driving me mad and i can not cope when i go to bed at night and lay down the noise is unbearable never experienced any thing like this before its just impossible to sleep its such a loud high pitched sound and its the same in the day but not as bad its been like this now for about 3 weeks was prescribed phenergan

Promethazine (Phenergan) Have just been prescribed these meds to help with sleep pattern. Has anyone any experience of using this ?