Experiences with

Ondansetron

The testing of Ondansetron looks interesing espesially interesting as the side effects are mild.

I am on on several meds,Hydrocortisone, Tramadol, Ondansetron, Promethazine and Lorazapam. I’m concerned about the Tramadol I heard it is very addictive and hard to discontinue. I have been on it for several months. I have also been trying to wean off the steroids for about 7 to 8 months now.

Consultant has reduced the Mycophenolate (in place of Cyclosporin which didn't agree with me) from 750 to 500mg twice daily and stopped the Ondansetron, Colecalciferol and Furosimide so in my eyes that is progress.

They sent me home with the same pills and told me to take ondansetron (for 7 days!) The pills are staying down but I am struggling to eat. (The nurse in a @ e described these pills as ‘horrible old things’) Any thoughts? Should I ask for different antibiotics now GP is open? thanks, Lyndy

my consultant wants me to try Ondansetron, has anyone tried this, any side effects?

When that time comes I would suggest that I have that instead of Ondansetron. I could then save the 8mg Neupro patch as a last resort for end of life. He replied by phoning me and making sure we agreed on it all.

I also take Zofran (Ondansetron) (4x 2 mg per day tablets) but so far no real relief. i wondered whether anyone on the site has used Zofran to treat Buprenorphine nausea and how long it took for it to be effective? My GP said it would be 2-3 days but someone else said two weeks?

Alongside the inevitable loperamide (and FODMAP etc etc), I've had treatment using Bile Acid Malabsorption drugs (not tested with sehcat), and Ondansetron (assuming some fairly extreme form of IBS). This last has been great for a year, but is increasingly ineffective.

been able to get drunk, just sick •Started vomiting stomach bile most mornings around 19y (determined anxiety induced) •I haven’t shown my hands to my doctors ever, other than when I was pregnant which the redness is normal at this time so nothing was said Past 3 years - •Long term (9m) use of ondansetron

Today I was rereading the SE for morphine and further down in the body of the text two drugs they say is not to be taken with it was [u][/u] and [u]Nortriptyline[/u]. I went to the pharmacy to talk with them about it.

Tests so far: * Endoscopy - clear * MRI of head & neck - clear * Full blood count - clear * Stool test for cryptosporidium & ova - clear * Blood pressure - fine Things I’ve tried for the nausea (none work): * Ginger * Sea bands * Reliefband (electrical stimulation) * Ondansetron * Cyclizine

Tests so far: * Endoscopy - clear * MRI of head & neck - clear * Full blood count - clear * Stool test for cryptosporidium & ova - clear * Blood pressure - fine Things I’ve tried for the nausea (none work): * Ginger * Sea bands * Reliefband (electrical stimulation) * Ondansetron * Cyclizine

Substitute drugs that do not result in worsening of parkinsonism can be utilized, and these include Ondansetron (Zofran) for nausea, and erythromycin for gastrointestinal motility.

I am currently being prescribed Ondansetron for the nausea but I feel like it’s not having much of an effect. I am also taking over the counter Codine which will not be prescribed to me by my GP as it’ll make my constipation worse but I will take that over the pain which is unbearable.

For getting on for a year I've been on 3 x 4mg Ondansetron daily. It has truly been life-changing. I am now a "normal" coeliac - in that I can go out and eat (with attendant risks obviously, and once or twice I've paid the price).

For getting on for a year I've been on 3 x 4mg Ondansetron daily. It has truly been life-changing. I am now a "normal" coeliac - in that I can go out and eat (with attendant risks obviously, and once or twice I've paid the price).

Single fraction radiotherapy (800 cGy) with Ondansetron prescribed for symptom relief. Summary: My father has lost the use of his legs due to muscle atrophy. He’s been seeing a physiotherapist who has been helping him - some progress has been made on that front but he is still largely bedridden.

Hello, So this anti nausea drug seems promising for D. Anyone have any experience on trying it and how hard was it to get?

I try and sleep it off with the help of Ondansetron but max out on my limit of that too. What I feel I really need is plain old carbs in the form of white bread, but haven't eaten any of those since diagnosis either. The good news is I've lost 4kg!!! Thanks all in advance.

Received 216.0 mCi of Lutetium- 177, after receiving ondansetron (Zofran) (for possible nausea) & 0.9% Saline Solution. Continued the Saline Solution for 1 hr. after infusion, also. The Technician said the LU 177 was manufactured in Finland. So far no side effects.