IMPORTANT RELIEF FOR NAUSEA AND DISORIENTATION (at least in my case)- I had a cerebellar stroke in 2018 losing my left cerrubellum and have, after lots of initial rehab, adaptation and such, had a return to a faily normal existence. There are some activities and motions that make me feel nauseous and disoriented and cause me to get "spun up" sometimes and feel "off" for a day or so. I have discovered that taking Zofran (ondansetron) allows me to do intense activities without getting dizzy, nauseous or disoriented. I can ski aggressively and do g force inducing turns and spinning aerials which would previously render me so nauseous and disoriented that I would have to lay down for a period of time- on one occasion in the wet ski area parking lot. In another plug for Zofran, I recently had the opportunity to deliver a 50 foot sailboat 1200 miles in the Pacific from Washington to Southern Californa in what turned out to be extremly rough conditions- like 20 foot waves. When preparing for the trip I was concerned about becoming the seasick crew member that the captain would have to drop off somewhere on the Oregon Coast leaving the boat understaffed. I took Zofran in a moderate dose every 12 hours for 2 weeks straight during the journey and never got seasick! I even read a book while on the boat which is something I would never be able to do under any conditions stroke or not. Zofran is an anti nausea medicine often used by persons undergoing chemotherapy. I'm no pharmacologist but I am convinced the stuff must have some cancelling effect on the signals between ones eyes, vestibular system and cerebelum. Weirdly, the only side effect I have experienced taking Zofran (after intense skiing) is eye soreness. My physican wife has told me that I have mild nystagmus when experiencing this eye discomfort.

Fortunate I am..