If I puke up my pills should I retake them?

Most of them are still capsules with just a few broke open. pretty sure my stomach is empty. I puked them up within 25 or 35 minutes of taking them. What a waste of money..

Maybe I'll just retake the important ones like meriva and capryllic in a few hours. I won't retake the hard core ones like the abx and cats claw? Sound like a good idea?

Have you been able to eat anything yet today? You might want to wait until you can tolerate food and take them at that time.

And I would agree that something's changed or off if you aren't tolerating the abx and cat's claw and you should just leave them out at least for today.

My experience has been that if you want to hold down your meds, you need to give them a nice solid cushion to land on and something on top to hold them down. That is to say, an apple and some coconut is not going to do it. You needs something a little stodgy, some protein and definitely fat: coconut is a good fat, but that probably wasn't enough to hold down the meds, and an apple is way too acidic to give any help at all.

It is also a good idea to separate your meds by some time. Swallowing a whole handful at one time as asking for some pretty complicated chemical reactions! I never take more than three medicines at a time and separate the batches by half an hour, ideally.

With some experimentation you can find an ideal order to take things, as well. For example, I find if I take the clindamycin before other meds, it sits better than if I try to lay it on top of anything else.

Hope this helps.

Yes, something substantial, the saltines are excellent, even though I know you should not have them. It has to be absorbent, maybe a gluten free cracker or slice of "bread".

I had 6, yes, 6 pregnancies (lost two around 20 weeks). Was green and puked at chicken in a food ad, all 6 times. Four months every time. Each was different, but the last I lived on Costco muffins and mac and cheese. Did not care it was not healthy, it kept things down.

Same for you. You have to weigh what is most important. Yes, diet, no sugar, carbs, yeast. But what good is it if you can't keep the meds down.

Andrew is now having trouble with doxy, rifampin and ADP Protocol (and morning a psych drug), all at once. Hard on the stomach. So I am giving him whatever I can find that is not too "illegal", but will help calm his stomach. The meds will do much more good than the food will do bad. I think.

It' hard, pace yourself and do your best, you will win in the end. It's just an awful, LONG race, not a sprint.

Tell me that later this week when I'm freaking out again - I totally lost it today, ready to quit and make him do it all himself.