Yes I felt very nauseous and was given tablets too, also am getting used to ropinirole now so don’t need anti nauseous medicine anymore.
I have just collected my new prescription and the only trouble I find is that the box only has 12 tablets in so I have loads of boxes that take up a lot of cupboard space! I wish they could come in a bottle.
Good Morning Dawn59
You could ask your pharmacist if the tablets come in bottles or in boxes in larger numbers. Alternatively my repeat prescriptions are automatically sent direct to my chemist each month who puts them into a dossett box and I pick up 4 trays each month and each tray then goes into the recycling wheelie as it is used. The trays fit in a sideboard drawer. It was the pharmacist who suggested it and I have been using the system with no problem for years. Ir is also a double check that you have taken the tablets and the right tablets if, as and when your prescription gets more complicated. I decant mine each day into a ‘tower of small containers’ easy to carry around as I go about my day. In other words speak to your pharmacist who may have some other solution. Let us know how you get on - your solution may be different to mine and help someone else.
Hope this gets you thinking.
Tot
PS My chemist will deliver too if needed.
Very good ideas, thank you Tot
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