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What is a good anti nausea medication for pregnancy?
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Several : Phenergan, (promethazine) Reglan and zofran are all commonly used.
Answered 9/16/2019
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OTC vs script: Over the counter remedies include emetrol and vitamin b6. For significant nausea i usually prescribe phenergan, (promethazine) though occasionally I have to use zofran. Reglan may also be used. You can also try over the counter antihistamines like dramamine.
Answered 6/30/2014
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