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Should anti-emetic dosage be doubled if taking double the dosage?
Thread startermarcy2022
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I'll probably be taking 3/4 times dosage of thiopental oral or IV. And I'll probably take anti-emetics regardless of oral or IV (just to be safe). I'm wondering with such a huge dosage, specially when it comes to oral ingestion, shoul the anti-emetic dosage be doubled or multiplied to the number of additional dosage of medication being taken?
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