Meds for Nausea?

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Anyone take meds fr nausea? what's it called? is it prescribed? does it help?

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I'm taking Diclectin which is a prescription combo of Vitamin B6 and an antihistamine.   It helps but I still get nauseous on occasion especially later in the day or if I haven't eaten in a few hours.

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My midwife prescribed me B-6 vitamins along with doxylamine succinate (sleep aid) Both are 25 mg. Paired together they help if you’re good about taking them every 4-6 hrs daily.

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Zofran is prescribed for nausea. I found these lozenges called preggie pops at CVS you can also get them online they are ginger and lemon flavored. They work great for nausea and they are cheap!

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i was really really sick and was prescribed phenergan (it makes you really drowsy) and zofran.

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I took Diclegis for nausea and vomiting and it worked very well. it can cause drowsiness though so my next recommendation would be Emetrol (hated the taste but once it was down it helped).

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Dr gave me diclegis for free helps out pretty well

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there is something called emetrol and it's very helpful. It says to take like 20 or 15.ml but I normally just take 5 at a time.

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I was told to take b6 and half or all of unisom. The b6 is a vitamin and usually only at health stores so it was prescribed it. The unisom i got over the counter. I took the two at night because the unisom is a sleep aid. It worked great until the following evening when it left my system and I was ready for another dose

Meds for Nausea?

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