Dystonia
Drugs That May Cause Dystonia
Dopamine receptor blocking agents can cause dystonia, including the following drugs:
| Generic | (Trade Names) |
| Acetophenazine | (Tindal®) |
| Amoxapine | (Asendin®) |
| Chlorpromazine | (Thorazine®) |
| Fluphenazine | (Permitil®, Prolixin®) |
| Haloperidol | (Haldol®) |
| Loxapine | (Loxitane®, Daxolin®) |
| Mesoridazine | (Serentil®) |
| Metaclopramide | (Reglan®) |
| Molindone | (Lindone®, Moban®) |
| Perphenazine | (Trilafon® or Triavil®) |
| Piperacetazine | (Quide®) |
| Prochlorperazine | (Compazine®, Combid®) |
| Promazine | (Sparine®) |
| Promethazine | (Phenergan®) |
| Thiethylperazine | (Torecan®) |
| Thioridazine | (Mellaril®) |
| Thiothixene | (Navane®) |
| Trifluoperazine | (Stelazine®) |
| Triflupromazine | (Vesprin®) |
| Trimeprazine | (Temaril®) |
