Comparing Ondansetron vs Promethazine

For Nausea/Vomiting I caught a stomach bug around the middle of November and was extremely nauseous. I saw my gastroenterologist who prescribed Ondansetron which helped. I have post infectious IBS thanks to the nasty stomach bug I picked up and experience nausea among other things and this medicine has helped. I hate feeling nauseous.

For Nausea/Vomiting I have endometriosis on my bowel that causes almost constant nausea. I usually take Domperidone but when I'm having a particularly bad day/night i needed something stonger. I asked my specialist for it and it took a while to get them to prescribe it. eventually they relented. It didn't take long for me to need it. I was having a very bad night - dry heaves, bad taste in mouth and shakes. I took 1 x 4mg pill and within 10 mins I was feeling almost human...I managed to get to sleep and today I'm at work... This would not have been possible without this little magic pill... the reason for the 8 and not a 10 is because I have only so far used it once.... it worked wonderfully that one time but I'll hold some reservation in case it was a fluke.

For Nausea/Vomiting I am pregnant and have severe nausea so my doc gave me these pills. They are amazing but they act like a sleeping pill. I went to bed at 5 pm and woke up at 7 am next morning. I like not feeling sick but I don't like sleeping so much when I take it.

For Nausea/Vomiting While in the hospital, I was suffering from nausea and vomiting. Since I could not keep anything down because of the vomiting, I was given Zofran via IV. It worked quickly and controlled my nausea and vomiting. I was given a prescription for Zofran when I was discharged. When the vomiting began again at home, I was unable to hold down the Zofran long enough for it to work. My doctor called in a script for Phenergan (promethazine) rectal suppositories. I found that they worked almost as quickly as the IV Zofran and actually did a better job controlling the nausea and vomiting. As mentioned in other reviews, both the pills and suppositories can make you a bit sleepy.