dazydoop
Member
- Aug 5, 2019
- 8
I have bulimia so I have a weak gag reflex. Only problem is the Walmart is 30 minutes away by car.
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LifeOver
Professional Suicide Attempter
- Jul 23, 2019
- 116
An acid reducer such as Tagamet is also recommended, or you might experience pain.
Can mirtazapine (remeron) work as antiemetic for SN? I can't get metoclopramide. I have searched everywhere but no success.. I'm in US.
Also, can olanzapine (zyprexa) work as antiemetic?
Any good suggestions?
I have heard OTC antiemetics are not enough to prevent vomitting. It's so frustrating to read threads that say that only metoclopramide is the answer for antiemetic for SN..
Also, can olanzapine (zyprexa) work as antiemetic?
Any good suggestions?
I have heard OTC antiemetics are not enough to prevent vomitting. It's so frustrating to read threads that say that only metoclopramide is the answer for antiemetic for SN..
tiggles2000
Student
- Jan 15, 2019
- 113
From my understanding, it decreases the time taken for the SN to be absorbed. Less time = less pain
Question: What's the logic behind an acid reducer being able to decrease the SN absorption time?
tiggles2000
Student
- Jan 15, 2019
- 113
I'm not sure, but apparently the pH affects it
There is more info on the last few pages of the SN megathread
So.. somehow lower acidity in stomach makes SN get absorbed faster and sooner?
But this sounds a bit counter-intuitive, though.
My intuition is that the higher the stomach acidity, the higher/faster the SN absorption rate. Why is it that a low acidity cause high absorption rate of SN?
Can anyone explain this please. It just sounds counter-intuitive..
