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  • tablets and nausea
  • cb
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    I’ve been taking a cocktail of tablets for 7-8 years now and never had a problem with that. In the last few weeks I’ve started feeling sick just at the thought of taking these meds. When I do man up and swallow the damn things the nausea remains for hours. Shows no sign of abating and its beginning to irritate me.

    I also have to inject at home every two weeks and have no issues with continuing to do that. It seems to me that its a mental issue with the tablets.

    Anyone had similar and if so how did you resolve it?

    Cheers

    maccruiskeen
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    Is it because the tablets themselves are difficult to swallow? Some tablet-y tablets (rather than capsules) have a dryness that makes them a bit sticky to swallow for instance. Could certainly become a psychological issue if you’re having to take them a lot – as instances where the tablet proves difficult to get down usually come with a bad taste too. Could ask your doc (or pharmacist more conveniently probably) if the medication is available in different formats of tablet (even two small ones instead of a big one) or not in tablets at all.

    globalti
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    Go and chat with your GP or pharmacist; so often people are taking outdated medicines when a more modern alternative is available with fewer side effects.

    cb
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    The tablets (some of them) are quite large and certainly dry. However, its the feeling sick just at the thought of taking them that is causing me concern. I haven’t had had really bad experiences where they’ve got stuck in my throat for example so no idea what is causing this.

    Will talk to pharmacist to see if its a common thing and check whether capsules are available for these drugs.

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