Ondansetron for Nausea/Vomiting, Radiation Induced User Reviews
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- July 19, 2010
"After radiation, my husband could not keep anything down. If he coughed, sneezed, brushed his teeth, or just consumed food, he would throw up. After taking this drug for three days, it has made a world of difference. It is costly, but worth the outcome."
- Men...
- July 6, 2015
"After taking 2 tablets, I developed an impacted bowel that didn't respond to soft gels. The pain from this was terrible and finally relieved by taking a Fleet's enema."
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"I have esophageal cancer, having radiation daily and chemo weekly. This medicine is so precise about keeping the nausea and vomiting down, I can tell exactly when a dose is due: 1 every 12 hours. I am thankful this medicine is there. The side effects are very bearable (unknown concerning liver). It is very expensive, but if you have a severe issue, the money is not your main concern. If you have cancer, there are agencies that can help with the drug cost. Try AM Cancer Soc. Maybe they can help guide you. Keep your spirits up and prayers in your daily life. Take care."