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Would you prescription an anti-histamine for nausea from an anti-depressant? or recommend it in case a patient might experience nausea when starting a new med?
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Avoid it.: If you cannot tolerate a drug, you usually can find an alternative . It is usually not a good idea to add another drug to combat the side effects from another if there are other options.
Answered 10/6/2017
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