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Does Intake Of Maxolon And Nexium Cause Impaired Thoughts?

Hi i have been prescribed maxalon 10 mg take 1 x3 times daily . I have been taking this medication for 5 days . Yesterday i saw a scorpian climbing up the door on my bedroom wardrobe . On waking .i jumped out of bed to catch it ,and it disapeared into nothing . Is this symptom anything to be worried about .currently i am also taking .nexium ec .tablets 40 mg twice daily also been taking this for 5 days . Would very much appreciate your recomendation as to what i should do . Keep taking theses prescriptions .or not . Thamnks for your thoughts .
Thu, 16 Feb 2017
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Hi there... Maxolone is metoclopramide which is gut motility increasing drug while nexium is oesomeprazole which is proton pump inhibitor. A combination of both the drugs have been used widely, metoclopramide do have extrapyramidal side effects but none of the two can cause hallucination.. What you are experiencing is visual hallucinations so I would recommend you to visit psychiatrist and get a consultation done there.

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Does Intake Of Maxolon And Nexium Cause Impaired Thoughts?

Hi there... Maxolone is metoclopramide which is gut motility increasing drug while nexium is oesomeprazole which is proton pump inhibitor. A combination of both the drugs have been used widely, metoclopramide do have extrapyramidal side effects but none of the two can cause hallucination.. What you are experiencing is visual hallucinations so I would recommend you to visit psychiatrist and get a consultation done there. Thanks Regards Dr Varun