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What can a diabetic, dialysis patient take for nausea over the counter?
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OTC not much: Benadry may help, but youi should talk to your doctor about prescription anti emetics which are very uselful. If this is a long term problem you may need an investigation to find a cause.
Answered 2/25/2014
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