I'm considering taking Dramamine and ginger tablets to reduce the chance of vomiting will this be good enough ?
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TydalWave
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Prescription antiemetics are significantly stronger. It's not to say you wouldn't be succesfull, people are succesful without antiemetics at all. I just don't think dramamine and ginger would do much if I am being honest.
Is there a reason you are avoiding antiemetics? Meto?
Is there a reason you are avoiding antiemetics? Meto?
Heard some bad things about meto and I can't even findt it so I would use Domperidon but i would have to wait like a month for this
TydalWave
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Meto has a high rate of side effects like restlessness, it has pretty bad reviews. I'd instead go for domperidone plus ondansetron but that's just me. Let me know if you need a source. I'd highly recommend good antiemetics, it's not worth risking taking anything else
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It will be probably hard to find the post that I saw yesterday but i hope this is enough. Will try to find the post anyway
TydalWave
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Thanks, I will look more into this. I mean, as long as it does the job for nausea and vomiting I am not sure if any other side effects matter for my method. I am aiming for unconsciousness anyways.Metoclopramide Reviews & Ratings - Drugs.com
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It will be probably hard to find the post that I saw yesterday but i hope this is enough. Will try to find the post anyway
Well we all know sn ist 100% nothing is as far as I know there are no permanent side effects of taking sn but there are for meto. So if I somehow fail i don't want any permanent side effects. I will just probably wait for domperidon beacuse I saw threads before that don't trust ginger pills and Dramamine i though something about this has changed but looks like it hasn't.
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It will be probably hard to find the post that I saw yesterday but i hope this is enough. Will try to find the post anyway
Note the top comments here are for intravenous which is a totally different beast. Tardive diskynesia is still possible with the tablet form. Honestly Wikipedia more often than not talks about all adverse drug reaction possibilities, even rare ones...
TydalWave
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I don't know if I agree. Meto is widely prescribed and as others said is used in multiple ways. You are right that no method is going to be 100% but as far as what is more likely to cause permanent side effects, I would have to heavily lean towards the lethal dose of Sodium Nitrite over the antemetic... SN causes hypoxia. If you are saved or survive after oxygen levels deplete to a low enough level, it can cause permanent brain damage.
(PDF) Effects of sodium nitrite-induced hypoxia on cerebellar Purkinje cells in adult rats
PDF | Objectives: To explore the changes in Purkinje cells in adult rats after inducing chemical hypoxia by sodium nitrite Methodology: Adult male albino rats, weighing 180-200 gm were used in this study. The animals were fasted for three hours prior to drugs administration. One...
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