Zofran

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• Zofran is used to prevent nausea and vomiting associated with cancer chemotherapy, radiation therapy, and surgery.
" The speed of the reduction in binge/purge episodes with Zofran is remarkable, but Bruce A.
Today, ZOFRAN is the most widely prescribed medicine of its drug class.
Posology and Method of Administration Zofran is also available for parenteral use to allow the route of administration and dosing to be flexible.
The Zofran is supposed to trick your CTZ by blocking the release of the natural chemicals and to help your digestive track empty faster preventing the feeling of fullness which can trigger the CTZ.

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