Experiences with

Maxolon

And he is taking Maxolon or Valoid (anti-nausea medication) as needed. At the moment our focus is to build his system up again with healthy food, good long rests and a bit of exercise where possible. Paul will have a bone scan and a CT scan next week.

Our oncologist was there and he took Paul's bloods - which were fine - and decided that he would give Paul something to take in combination with the Maxolon to stop the nausea and sickness. Because of the lack of energy and lack of appetite, he decided to put Paul back on 10 mg Prednisolone daily.

He has also been experiencing nausea and we are glad he has Maxolon, the anti-nausea medication. There are two things that are a little worrying: The first thing is that, although he is very exhausted, he can't really sleep at night. Restlessness keeps him awake.

In my medicine cabinet I knew I had some Maxolon (and altho fully understanding the consequences of taking this med, I took it anyway). STUPID STUPID STUPID !!! Within15 minutes of consumption the nausea/vomiting subsided. Within the next 15 minutes the RLS arrived with avengence.

So the doctor read the results and started me on nexium 40mg once daily and maxolon tablets three times daily... I won't be able to see a GI doctor at the clinic until December 3. I can't afford one outside neither. Nor an endoscopy... But I need some advice please, I can't cope.

Being on endone, tremadol and maxolon and zofran... I've had post-op complications with the anaesthetic and medications effecting my liver along with paralysing my bowel...

Domperidone, Cyclizine, Maxolon & Buccastem. I have lost a lot of weight – now down to 50kg. I would welcome any advice. Is this normal at this time and can anyone suggest any other treatment ?

I have tried Domperidone, Cyclizine & Maxolon without any improvement. Due to my nausea I am not able to eat very much and am still losing weight (70kg down to 53kg). Any suggestions or help would be welcome. John34