What Causes Nausea While On Nitrofurantoin And Nexium?
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Question : I'm taking this medicine in the morning and also nexum
For the last 4-5 weeks I'm have nauseous .is this because of nexum?
For the last 4-5 weeks I'm have nauseous .is this because of nexum?
Brief Answer:
what's the other drug?
Detailed Answer:
Hello,
you've mentioned that you take nexium and another drug. Which is the other drug?
Nexium may cause nausea very frequently (1-10% of patients taking it). If you've been having nausea since the day you started nexium then this is a likely cause.
I'll be waiting for your response.
Kind Regards!
what's the other drug?
Detailed Answer:
Hello,
you've mentioned that you take nexium and another drug. Which is the other drug?
Nexium may cause nausea very frequently (1-10% of patients taking it). If you've been having nausea since the day you started nexium then this is a likely cause.
I'll be waiting for your response.
Kind Regards!
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
It's nitrofurantoin mono-MCR 100mg
Brief Answer:
nitrofurantoin may also cause nausea
Detailed Answer:
Thanks for the additional info!
Nitrofurantoin may cause nausea as well. Actually it can be caused as frequently as with nexium. So it is possible that one those drugs may be the cause.
If you don't have any other symptoms then you can talk with your doctor about alternatives. For example nexium can be substituted with ranitidine depending on the reason you're taking it for.
Kind regards!
nitrofurantoin may also cause nausea
Detailed Answer:
Thanks for the additional info!
Nitrofurantoin may cause nausea as well. Actually it can be caused as frequently as with nexium. So it is possible that one those drugs may be the cause.
If you don't have any other symptoms then you can talk with your doctor about alternatives. For example nexium can be substituted with ranitidine depending on the reason you're taking it for.
Kind regards!
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
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