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Antinausea Drugs: Recommended dosage

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To control nausea and vomiting in adults, the usual dose is:

  • tablets: one 5-mg or 10-mg tablet three to four times a day
  • extended-release capsules: one 15-mg capsule first thing in the morning or one 10-mg capsule every 12 hours
  • suppository: 25 mg, twice a day
  • syrup: 5-10 mg three to four times a day
  • injection: 5-10 mg injected into a muscle three to four times a day

Doses for children must be determined by a physician.

— Nancy Ross-Flanigan



 
 
 

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