I am planning to CTB but am trying to find the most painless/least panic inducing way to go as I deal with bad anxiety. My Dr. Prescribed me Ondansetron but I didn't have the guts to ask her to change it to Meto as she knew my medical history. Is Odansetron as effective as meto?
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charaunderground
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- Nov 29, 2024
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It's to my understanding that it doesn't quite block as many things at meto does, but does/can work, as it's still an antiemetic. This is the only med I have access to as well.
TheHolySword
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- Nov 22, 2024
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I don't believe it'll be as effective as meto, to my knowledge it's not one of the AEs that's usually recommended. Zofran targets different things than meto and other prokinetic AEs. I'm not entirely sure how well it would work but I would think it should still be somewhat effective.
