And insisted on Zofran. Because of "side effects" or something. Has anyone had this issue? How do you get the metos you need for SN?
Melkus2020
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Yomyom
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I'm not familier with this method, but the book dignified dying Offers two kind of anti emetic, one is meto.
The second one is domperidon, they write that you don't need a prescription for it, although I check in my country and prescription is needed, check in your country maybe you don't
I don't know if this medicine is good for SN
I told to my doctor all the Symptoms of gastric upset, and he brought me meto,
The second one is domperidon, they write that you don't need a prescription for it, although I check in my country and prescription is needed, check in your country maybe you don't
I don't know if this medicine is good for SN
I told to my doctor all the Symptoms of gastric upset, and he brought me meto,
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k75
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- Jun 27, 2019
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Yes, in the past, I had to get Zofran first because doctors are very conservative with Meto because of the side effects. I got Meto when I came back and said it wasn't working, I was still vomiting with the Zofran. It's basically a last resort drug.
Even now, they don't like to give it to me, but they do. I have gastroparesis, and that is a treatment for it because it empties the stomach.
I saw elsewhere- Stan's guide maybe?- my suicidal brain is all addled, that it did not work. Are there people saying they can verify Zofran does work?
k75
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- Jun 27, 2019
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It's not a Meto replacement. It works differently. It is a good antiemetic, though. Since I have to take it daily, I'm planning on using both.
Bot sure where you are base but what about prochlorperazine
,Isn't that mentelioned as acceptable to use?
,Isn't that mentelioned as acceptable to use?
