Relief from nausea

Hi, @clutch - Thane for sharing your experiences with combating nausea. Was the taper off of the clonazepam (Klonopin) the primary source of the nausea, or do you believe it was a side effect at all of the diazepam (Valium) you started taking?

@lisalucier, It started when I was tapering the klonopin, and continued with the valium. Perhaps as a result of too fast of a taper with klonopin. Hard to pinpoint, exactly. Still have episodes now, but more in control.
Would like to hear others' experience with nausea and tapering benzos.
Thanks for the response.

Let's see if perhaps some of the other members who have mentioned tapering off of clonazepam (Klonopin) or diazepam (Valium) may have experienced any nausea, @clutch, like @2bzyboys @mmussak @johnhans @falon @parus. @anniegk and @guener also may have some thoughts for you.

Are you noticing any patterns with when the nausea comes up in recent episodes?

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@lisalucier, yes usually after meals. The heavier the meal, the more nausea there is to deal with.

Ginger does help some and I use it quite often. The small ginger chess seem to work best, along with liquid ginger.

I have periodic nausea in the mornings that can be difficult to get over, even with Zofran. My unfortunate go-to solution is to inhale/swallow until I vomit. 🙁 I haven't pursued this with my physician, because the episodes are less frequent now than in the past. I should probably bring it up at my next appointment, as it has not gone away, and it does distress me.

@guener, are you tapering a benzodiazepine?
Either way, I would suggest following it up with your physician.