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Could it be from acid reflux? Just a guess. But if it's happening in the morning after laying down all night, it might have something to do with stomach acid in the esophagus. You'd better ask a doctor.

I take my 4 Abiraterone pills with water first thing in the morning one at a time over a period of 10 minutes or so and have never had any nausea from them.
Jim

SteveO, I may have experienced something similar, i.e., the nauseous feeling in my throat, but I never threw up. Ended up having an endoscopy because of my inability to drink or eat certain foods without a burning sensation. Barrett's Esophagus was the end result. Come back in three years. In the mean time, take one 40mg Pantoprazole daily. It works wonders. No further issues. Easy Peasy.

I remember i've had this same symtoms in the past, my family doctor told me i have acid reflux so i was subscribe some medication for the acid reflux but after a few months it doesn't seem to help, so i did the research and ran into the person who accidentally fixed it with a simple remedies that is water. So i began drinking alot of water during the day, avoid eating meat, switch to plants based most of the time and it works and i noticed that since i avoid and change my diet, i feel no longer tired lost weight and full of energy, not only acid reflux gone i am no longer feeling the needs of taking the nap in the middle of the work day.

I do believe that changing your life styles it does improve yours health. I can assure you that.

Davie

Post Edited (davie1803) : 11/21/2022 11:56:00 AM (GMT-8)

Luckily, four days after this thread he started another thread -> "Happy and Grateful this Thanksgiving."

Hello, SteveO ~

Thankful to hear that drinking extra water ~ and taking a bit of time in between taking each ZYTIGA (Abiraterone Acetate) tablet has helped.

I also drink some water BEFORE I take the first tablet. Pause. More water. Take a tablet. Start my morning routine. Sip some more water. Pause. Brush & floss my teeth. Take another tablet. Sip some more water. Shave. Take another tablet. Sip some more water. Take my morning shower. Take another tablet. Sip some more water. Get my bag packed for school. Take my last tablet, and drink some more water, before I head out the door.

I started doing things this way after I "wolfed" down four tablets one morning, when I was in a rush. Dry heaves followed.

I definitely paid a price that day for hurrying. Lesson learned!

With my protocol detailed above, it hasn't happened since.

I really S-L-O-W-E-D things down, and buffered everything with sips of water.

I'm thankful to hear things have gotten better for you, SteveO!

A fellow compadre ~

CYCLONE ~ # Iowa State University