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Getting Meto, or any other PO anti-emetic, from the doctor.
Thread starterIt'sNotLookingGood
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Hey, just wondering if anybody has an experience/advice in what to say to the doctor, to try and get them to prescribe metoclopramide, or any other PO (prescription only) anti-emetic. What story did you tell, what did you feign etc. Thanks!
Yes, this is what I'm planning to do as of now! I've visited the doctors in the past because of migraines, so I plan to reference this, with the hope they'll prescribe me the meto.
I'm just kinda unsure of how likely this is to work. My luck in the past with being prescribed things is terrible.
Thank you <3
I really hope it works too, I think my anxiety would be lessened knowing it's genuine pharma metoclopramide, rather than something I sourced online:)
I just said to my GP that I have "feelings like I will vomit" and that in past, metoclopramide helped me with it. She gave me the prescription without any obstacles.
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I just said to my GP that I have "feelings like I will vomit" and that in past, metoclopramide helped me with it. She gave me the prescription without any obstacles.
If your local doctors deny you, I found that Meto was surprisingly easy to order from an online pharmacy without prescription. Hunt around a bit until one processes the order without requiring anything.
If your local doctors deny you, I found that Meto was surprisingly easy to order from an online pharmacy without prescription. Hunt around a bit until one processes the order without requiring anything.
Well buyer beware ok? Even after I placed the order and had shipping confirmation, I was fairly sure it would never arrive. I was actually surprised when it did, as well as thankful.
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