 "OCF Down Under" "Above & Beyond" Member (500+ posts)
Joined: May 2010 Posts: 638 | Hi Ed
I think you'll find it is more likely to be the anti-nausea drugs that do it to you. Alex also got the hiccups and we just assumed it was the Emend as it is a common and well known side effect. Also sleeping pills and pain killers can do it too. The good news is, that once the drug wears off, so too do the hiccups.
Karen
If you talk to your doctor, maybe they can suggest an alternative?
Karen Love of Life to Alex T4N2M0 SCC Tonsil, BOT, R lymph nodes Dx March 2010 51yrs. Unresectable. HPV+ve Tx Chemo x 3+1 cycles(cisplatin,docetaxel,5FU)- complete May 31 Chemoradiation (IMRTx35 + weekly cisplatin) Finish Aug 27 Return to work 2 years on 3 years out Aug 27 2013 NED  Still underweight
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