How to Deal with Nausea

Peppermint tea

Thank You Very Much.

I licked some lemon!

Thank You Both for the Information 🙏

I used to boil little big ginger , turmeric and cinnamon in water for 5 mins . That helped me settle my stomach

Thank You Kiki for the advice 🙏

I found sucking ginger drops helpful. Found a bag at grocery- nothing special but helped.

Thank You Nancy for your suggestion 🙏

If it is mild, peach tea or peppermint help. If it is constant or feels more intense, contact your doc. I had to have a prescription...it was an immense help.

My doc gave me anti nausea pills. I take one the night before the infusion one the night of infusion and one the next night. Stick with food with n mo spices. Pretzels and ginger ale.

THC helped me immensely. I only exspierenced slight nausea.

Ginger root / capsules A LIFE SAVER!!

Zofran is my hero!

Everyone is different. My body HATES Rx so instead of adding more Rx or OTC to my routine, I fast until my nausea subsides, usually in 6-8 hours. I’ve tracked my food intake and stress triggers. I found that heavy American or American-ized foods, large portions, mostly meat meals or mostly starches make me nauseous. I CAN eat fresh veggies, hot veggies, fresh fruit, cream of wheat, oatmeal… no seasonings for me when I’m nauseous; it makes me vomit…. Basically I eat like a pauper if I’m nauseous. I’m tired of vomiting or the other end

It’s been a few days for me and I appreciate all of the great advice. Thank You to Lisa O, Bonnie M, Shelly L, Karen P, Laurie B, Anna A

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IB guard is simply peppermint oil capsules or enteric coated meds. Ginger and ginger ale and some cola products are helpful too. Dry cereal and crackers help appetite. I had prescriptions for Zofran 8mg and Compazine that helped but I use meds limited.

Thank You for the advice Irene 🙏

My dr added a anti nausea med to my chemo treatment. Never got nausea

Dealing with nausea during breast cancer treatment can be really challenging, and there are several approaches that many people find helpful, including anti-nausea medications, eating small frequent meals, ginger products, staying hydrated, and acupressure techniques. It's definitely worth discussing specific anti-nausea options with your care team since they can often adjust medications or timing to help minimize this difficult side effect.