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Constant nausea

Im 1 month post op and havent had much nausea at all until this past wk and now it seems to be almost constant. I take Protonix plus malox but still get it

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That's a bummer. It's hard to tell what's causing it but if it's interferring with your life I would see my doc & get a script for something. I've been told that sometimes with nausea it almost becomes a pattern or self-reinforcing habit each time you get sick that can only be broken by an antiemetic (sp?)

I am having my surgery Monday. My doctor has given me a prescription for an anti-nausea medicine: PROCHLORPERAZINE. There are other anti-nausea meds including ones you get injected by a doctor.

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I take phenegran but can only take small dose at work cause i get sleepy plus once the nausea sets in it usually only goes away if i throw up

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Ask for Zofran!!

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I did but my insurance wont pay for it

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I did but my insurance wont pay for it

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I hate that! It is cheaper now with the availability of a generic version. I hope you feel better soon!

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