leavingthesoultrap
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- Nov 25, 2023
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I would appreciate successful stories that granted meto prescription.
I tried migraine nausea without any luck.
I tried migraine nausea without any luck.
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dodo11
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- Jan 27, 2024
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I guess it depends on a number of things including your medical history and your rapport with your general practitioner. Some doctors hand out whatever medication a patient asks for (within reason) and some doctors don't. I have severe anxiety at the moment and that causes me to have nausea. My medication also causes it. Some people get bad motion sickness while travelling in a car or boat. If I think of more ideas I'll let you know.
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