First of all, thanks for your feedbacks.
Well, as far as the harmful muscle spasms and other neurological
disorders arising the harmful neuromuscular / neurological side
effects of certain medications are concerned, there have been in
fact a great variety of far better medications with greater
curative effects and far lesser harmful side effects getting
invented from time to time nowadays by the modern medical science
in order to overcome this problem.
Nevertheless, the usual current practice of most medical
practitioners nowadays are such that they would prefer to prescribe
and dispense the inferior and outdated medications to their
patients owing to the far lower costs of these medications, and
hence the health cares of the patients are getting unfairly
exploited and jeopardized in such a scenario.
In this regard, the medication called chlorpromazine
mentioned in my very first post is actually one of the examples of
the longly outdated first-generation antipsychotic medications that
has long been superseded by the other far better second and
third-generation antipsychotics ever since decades ago. However,
such inferior and outdated medications are still the commonly
preferred choices for prescriptions and dispensing of most medical
practitioners nowadays.
http://www.webmd.com/schizophrenia/first-generation-antipsychotics-for-treating-schizophrenia
In such a connection, please refer to the website as follows for
some overviews of all these first, second and third-generation
antipsychotics.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antipsychotics
"thank you for sharing.
y e sudden interest in this topic?"