Best anti-nausea meds?

I was wondering if there are actually any pills out there designed specifically to make you throw up?
Can you just pick those up over the counter at a drugstore, or do you need a prescription? And if they even exist, what kind of price tag are we looking at?
best,👋
and please...keep the stupid comments to yourselves...😳

And why on earth would you want that? People use vaping to settle their stomachs, yet you’re actually out here advocating for it. Truly awful.

Look, I need them for something... not really important right now, though...😁

So..?? Are they actually out there or what??

Ryan Bennett6 said:Look, I need it for something... doesn't matter what right now.😁

So...?? Are they out there or what?

Go see a shrink. Seriously.

—firstly: it seems you don't actually have a medical issue; rather, you're just doing the moderators' jobs for them—this space is intended for people seeking actual health advice, shared experiences, or genuine medical insight
—secondly: one might argue you aren't quite equipped to lead a meaningful discussion—if you truly understood that many medications list nausea as a standard side effect, or that one can always simply use a toothbrush to manage such things (and frankly, your grasp of the subject matter seems a bit lacking)
—thirdly: please, do not trifle with your own health—you never know when you might truly need to be in good standing with your body
—fourthly: no amount of silly comments you receive could possibly compare to the quality of your question (and let’s set aside that old cliché about "there are no stupid questions" for a moment)
—fifthly: if you are going to ask such trivialities, at least specify the actual problem and try to be honest about it

now, perhaps you should go grab some breakfast and try to compose yourself. there are far more constructive ways to handle life's hurdles than pretending to be ill or inflicting unnecessary stress upon yourself.

Maybe read this first before you go throwing up. Thanks.

Look, dopamine agonists trigger vomiting. Same goes for how inhibitors stop it. We're talking drugs that mess with your CNS, so there's zero chance you're grabbing these over the counter. Honestly, I can't even wrap my head around what kind of diagnosis would actually land you a prescription for a dopamine agonist.
Anyway, if you're hell-bent on throwing up, just stick your fingers down your throat and call it a day. I don't care why you're puking, but there—I answered your question without any fake moralizing.

brightlynx11 said:Well, dopamine agonists trigger vomiting, whereas dopamine inhibitors tend to suppress it. Since these medications all target the central nervous system, you certainly won't find them sitting on a drugstore shelf without a prescription. Honestly, I can't even fathom what kind of diagnosis would warrant a doctor prescribing a dopamine agonist in the first place.
If you're truly hell-bent on throwing up, just stick your fingers down your throat and call it a day. I couldn't care less about why you're feeling nauseous, but there's your answer, delivered without any unearned moralizing.

That should be plenty of information for one person.
You should probably go see a therapist; maybe they can actually help you out.

I honestly don't get you guys...
I don't even need any pills... I'm actually taking a class at my college right now called Pharmacology and Toxicology, and I was just supposed to find a specific medication that induces vomiting for a school project... but instead of helping, everyone here jumped all over me and told me to go see a therapist... if anything, maybe you guys should look into seeing someone, because drugs that cause vomiting definitely exist...
they're called emetics...
I can't believe how much everyone lashed out at me... I wasn't trying to do anything wrong...
and seriously, there is no way I would ever use pills to hurt myself... 🙄

http://www.webmd.com/medical-topics/a_ae.htm

Nausea and vomiting are common side effects for a huge range of medications, but they can become a massive headache when you're dealing with things like:
chemotherapy drugs,
anesthetics,
opioid painkillers,
and dopaminergic anti-Parkinson's meds (think levodopa or bromocriptine).

Well, my apologies if I misread the situation! I certainly hope you've managed to get everything sorted out by now, but just in case—here is some information: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Syrup_of_Ipecac. It is derived from the root of the ipecacuanha plant—yes, quite a mouthful—and is primarily used to induce vomiting in cases of intoxication. I am honestly not entirely certain whether it is readily available at a local CVS or Walgreens, nor do I have any clue regarding the current market price. One really shouldn't attempt to experiment with such substances without professional medical supervision—unless, of course, one is looking to cause serious issues with their heart or other vital organs, which seems like a rather poor plan, wouldn't you agree? It is also utilized in homeopathic preparations—you could always do a bit of digging through those specialized websites—for things like nausea or bronchitis.