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Review your symptoms with August for free, then get Nausea & Vomiting Treatment from a board-certified MD for $39, if needed.
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Describe what you're feeling in plain words. August asks a few questions. Free, anytime.

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Dr. Trushar Dungarani, DO
Licensed in New York
A board-certified doctor joins your chat with your symptom summary and decides the right treatment. Your first visit is included with August Care.

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Nausea and vomiting from a stomach bug, food poisoning, a migraine, or travel can leave you unable to keep fluids down. A prescription anti-nausea medication such as ondansetron (generic Zofran) dissolves on the tongue, starts working within about 30 minutes, and can help you stay hydrated while you recover. A doctor also checks for warning signs that need in-person care.
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Yes. A doctor can review your symptoms, how long they have lasted, and your health history in a virtual visit and prescribe a short course of ondansetron when appropriate. They will also check for signs that point to something more serious than a simple stomach bug.