If anyone is bed bound in hospital, and they have no contra indications for taking Clexane, and it is prescribed, then , yes they should get it, and ensure the correct dose is prescribed for their body weight. Anti emetics commonly used are: Cyclizine Metoclopramide I.V Kytril, or in Terminally ill patients, Nozinan.
If doctor prescribes clexane for the pt s heart, then its ok. There are guidelines for giving it as hpt can cause hemorrhagic stroke with anticoagulants. There s plenty of antiemetics, my place uses maxolon (primperan) more. It doesn t cause harm for hpt pts.
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