Soreness of the tongue after taking ondansetron?
- Posted:
- 15 Jan 2012 by sevans2611
- Topics:
- ondansetron, tongue
Answers (1)
Marvell16 Jan 2012
Could the soreness be due to swelling of the tongue? If there is swelling please see your doctor immediately, as it is a serious side effect of ondansetron. Just plain soreness of the tongue is not stated as a known side effect.
A very close family member takes ondansetron and hasn't ever said that they have soreness of the tongue.
All the best.
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