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Old 11-06-2007, 03:01 AM #2
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Hi Andrea,


I am sorry for Ashton, I also have constant nausea. Zofran is my friend too.
I believe the most likely cause of nausea is actually the medications we take to help our pain.
I also feel ill when my pain is extreme, I think that is quite common with many of us but I do think the drugs are the guilty party here


I hope she can get some relief soon
Love Tayla
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