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Can Zofran Be Given Subcutaneous?
Question: can Zofran be given sub q?
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Zofran (generic name: ondansetron) can be given IV, IM, PO (soluble film and disintegrating tablets) but the manufacturers do not indicate any other routes such as subcutaneous or sub q. Non the less it can be administered as sub q but that should be done with your doctor's or prescribing physician's consent.
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Thanks for posting on XXXXXXX
I am pleased to be able to assist you.
Zofran (generic name: ondansetron) can be given IV, IM, PO (soluble film and disintegrating tablets) but the manufacturers do not indicate any other routes such as subcutaneous or sub q. Non the less it can be administered as sub q but that should be done with your doctor's or prescribing physician's consent.
Hope this helps
Dr. Nsah
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