PREGNANT I DO NOT THINK

Every morning for the past few days I get morning sickness it hits after I have had my morning medication, I have been on co-amoxiclav but after 48 hours of completing the course I can rule them out.

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Are you sure your not expecting lol ...i hope you feel better soon .are you taking meds on empty stomach or a new med maybe x

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Angie, I think not if so I would be a rich guy always insist on breaky first but then like most of us I am on a heck of a lot.

[Ergendl]

You could have a chat with the pharmacist who makes up your prescriptions. Sometimes we tolerate meds for years, but then suddenly stop. I had that problem with ranitidine after 30 years, and at a different time in a different way with naproxen after four years.

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thanks, I was just wondering about the ranitidine, I have been on that one for years now it would not hurt in changing my morning dose of that to an later time just to try before I see my doc on Friday.

[CornishBrian]

A lot of folk on here with experience nausea after their meds...probably due to the cocktail of drugs we take, rather than one or another. It's a matter of trial and error as to which ways are best to prevent it. Me, I have my brekies, sit quietly for fifteen minutes and when my cup of tea is gulpable temperature, I take my meds. Some are particularly vile, so I am armed with a piece of bread and butter....pill, bread, swig of tea....that's how I go till complete...then I sit quietly for a while...sometimes playing tonsil, tummy yo-yo's but most times I just use a distraction therapy to keep it all down.

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thanks to a members suggestion ranitidine may be the culprit missed morning one and no tummy somersault