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If Anyone Is Having Issues With Nausea

I highly recommend getting your Dr to prescribe something. Mine gave me a suppository at first and I never used it, but at my last check up his PA prescribed me Zofran and it is a freaking life saver! If he hadn't given me a suppository I probably would have been taking it from day 1, and now that I've got the Zofran I'm kind of kicking myself. But when I weigh the whole suppository thing VS 7 weeks of almost constant nausea, it's kind of a draw.

I can eat and drink and not get that queasy feeling after! No more 2 hour naps after eating! OSM!

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