Posted by kazoo on September 11, 2000, at 0:11:41
In reply to Re: nausea is killin' me/Pepto Bismol day, posted by Winfield on September 10, 2000, at 20:57:09
> > Ever since I added the Serzone (100mg) to my Trazodone (75mg) the nausea has become so bad and I'm so exhausted that I feel like I can't handle both. I can hardly get out of bed. A half bottle of Pepto Bismol a day! Either that or I'll starve to death.My depression has lifted a bit from the Trazodone, but my social anxiety has not been helped. Does anyone know if I can just take the Serzone and quit the traz? I'm meeting with my doctor on the 25th, but I don't want to bother him (again!) but I don't want to stay like this till then, either. Any help?
>
> I am also a serzone user, and I also have stomach
> problems as you do. I am a frequent user of stomach
> relief products. I recommend the following:
> Try a different array of stomach aids, such as
> pepcid, zantac, and gaviscon. And if all else fails
> do what I would do when nausea gets to me. Try smoking
> high quality marijuana, I can almost guarantee it
> will make the majority of the side effects from the
> serzone go away.
> Let me here back from you and good luck^^^^^^^^^^^
NO! NO! NO!
I don't care what medical benefits there are to smoking grass, it's still illegal, so DON'T use it,
or you'll *really* have a case of BIG TIME nauseaousness in the slammer!Get tested for H. PYLORI, which is a bacteria that lives in the mucous lining of the stomach. It could
very well be that the source of your stomach problem are these billions and billions of nasties eating away
at your stomach lining. Via a simple blood test, your doctor can determine if you have this. BTW, on the average,
60 percent of all people on this planet got this Goddamn thing, and this number increases by leaps and bounds.The clue you provided which indicates to me that it might be H.PILORI is when you said you're consuming
bottles of Pepto-Bismol to ease the pain. Well, let me tell you that Bismuth salts, the key ingredient in
Pepto-Bismol, is the only stuff that kills the bacteria, but unfortunately isn't concentrated enough to do
the job completely. With a protocol of antibiotics and PREVACID (Z-PAK), you can rid yourself of this
crap in 7 days. I had H. Pilori since mid 1970s, which did a nice job eating three holes in my stomach;
i.e., duodenal ulcers. Since its identification two years ago, I don't have it any more. What a relief!FYI: it was an Australian doctor who first discovered the stomach bacteria in the late 1970s, an idea that
was poo-pooed by American doctors, naturally. What does this tell you about American medicine? IT SUX THE BIG ONE!kazoo
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