Jollysmoose
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- Feb 28, 2024
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I live abroad and don't speak the language well enough to go to a doctor and ask for antiemetics. Is there any way to replace them with over-the-counter medications or manage without them altogether?
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researcher12
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- Oct 25, 2024
- 12
i live in turkey and you can buy metpamid(meto) from a pharmacy without prescription.
chances are , you may too in that country.There have been some success stories on here from people who have CTB with SN without antiemetics (or any meds at all, actually). You're going to vomit, but you should still be fine.Similar threads
