Anti-throw up drugs for SN from doctors?

[InezSerrano]

I'm seeing my doctor soon. If I could get drugs from them it would be faster than waiting for shipping. I have my SN, but my Domperidome is taking a while. Many sellers online are slow to ship, and using cryptocurrency annoys me as well. I don't know if talking about getting a perscription counts as sourcing? There are no good over the counter anti vomiting drugs, right?

 

[Timeless]

I said simply that I was feeling sick and vomiting a few times , thought I had a stomach illness.
Or just sat that you are having much trouble in cars and boats and that it can easily be fixed with something against the car / boat sickness I got a 5 tablets very easy and insurance paid for it
But over here we can get a few OTC (no prescription needed but are weaker as what an doctor can give)

Good luck , best / less suspicious is the car / travel sickness.

 

[InezSerrano]

I got a 5 tablets very easy and insurance paid for it

But over here we can get a few OTC (no prescription needed but are weaker as what an doctor can give)

What Medication? What dose?

I'm in the United States (California, if it matters), does anyone know of any OTC?

Edit: And what are the chances they assume its a mental issue causing it? Anxiety can cause nausea for example.

Edit 2: This post says I may not need one? Is there a newer analysis?

 

[xLosthopex]

I tried doing this but got prescribed stemetil instead, domperidone is also otc where I live so at least I've both options now. Think I will use the stemetil though unless I somehow manage to acquire meto in the meantime
It's awkward because if your GP prescribes one certain type of antiemetic you can't exactly explain why you need this particular one instead lol

 

[InezSerrano]

It's awkward because if your GP prescribes one certain type of antiemetic you can't exactly explain why you need this particular one instead lol

What do you mean?
Sorry, I don't understand antiemetics well.

 

[xLosthopex]

What do you mean?
Sorry, I don't understand antiemetics well.

Antiemetic = Anti-vomiting medication

 

[InezSerrano]

Antiemetic = Anti-vomiting medication

This is not the confusion. Are there certain types of antiemetic that don't work with SN? Or why would there be an issue if your GP prescribes a certain one over another?

 

[xLosthopex]

This is not the confusion. Are there certain types of antiemetic that don't work with SN? Or why would there be an issue if your GP prescribes a certain one over another?

Just because meto is what's recommended in the ppeh, and what's used in places like Dignitas and Pegasos for N, doesn't mean other antiemetics won't work though

 

[thefoodispoison]

This is not the confusion. Are there certain types of antiemetic that don't work with SN? Or why would there be an issue if your GP prescribes a certain one over another?

I think the general advice is you need an antiemetic that is a dopamine antagonist.

 

[InezSerrano]

This is not the confusion. Are there certain types of antiemetic that don't work with SN

I think the general advice is you need an antiemetic that is a dopamine antagonist.

Huh, ok. Do you know why? And I assume all the ones in Stan's guide are that?