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So I had a little test run the other night. Let's just call it that. I threw up even after taking Reglan. Is that normal? I mean it was far less that what I would've thrown up without it. But still, it surprised me I'd throw up at all.
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dano6533, Caerula, RaphtaliaTwoAnimals and 1 other person
It wasn't the Reglan itself that made me puke. Sorry, I should've been more clear. I took Percocet about 30 minutes after and that make me puke a bit a few hours later.
It wasn't the Reglan itself that made me puke. Sorry, I should've been more clear. I took Percocet about 30 minutes after and that make me puke a bit a few hours later.
If it was a few hours later, I'm assuming you just puked up a small amount of stomach fluids?
Nausea can be a side effect of opiates. Morphine is notorious for causing nausa, and the reason why the synthetic opiates were invented was to try to make opiates less likely to cause nausea.
You could just do it without the Percs, especially since that last video from Dr. Death mentioned that sodium nitrite might be more peaceful than previously thought. But even if you take the Percs and puke a few hours later, it shouldn't matter because the nitrite will have been absorbed by then. Some people puke while they're passed out after taking N, but they still die.
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lifeisbutadream, dano6533, anna and 2 others
If it was a few hours later, I'm assuming you just puked up a small amount of stomach fluids?
Nausea can be a side effect of opiates. Morphine is notorious for causing nausa, and the reason why the synthetic opiates were invented was to try to make opiates less likely to cause nausea.
You could just do it without the Percs, especially since that last video from Dr. Death mentioned that sodium nitrite might be more peaceful than previously thought. But even if you take the Percs and puke a few hours later, it shouldn't matter because the nitrite will have been absorbed by then. Some people puke while they're passed out after taking N, but they still die.
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