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LateForTheBus

LateForTheBus

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Feb 7, 2023
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I plan on ctb with SN. I have a few questions about the other meds taken beforehand.

1) I know metoclopramide is the most often used AE, but I already have a script for ondansetron. Will the ondan be sufficient, or should I work on getting the meto?
2) As far as benzos, is lorazepam a good choice? Again, I already have a script.
3) Propanolol is now not recommended, correct? I've read that it slows the tachycardia, which can be uncomfortable, but actually makes it take longer to ctb.

Thanks so much for all your help and support!
 
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LateForTheBus

LateForTheBus

Experienced
Feb 7, 2023
228
Ya but zofran and meto could be good. Meto blocks dopamine zofran blocks serotonin. Id say meto helps keep it down while zofran helps with nausea sensation. Dont quote me though.

I think lorazepam is good if you know how fast it relaxes you, your tolerance, and how much you need in mgs

Im not using propranolol
Thank you!
 
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