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Yes. Nausea is a known side effect of Trintellix (vortioxetine). Many people notice it especially when starting the medication or after dose changes, and it often improves over time.
Nausea is one of the more commonly reported treatment-emergent side effects. If it’s bothersome, your prescriber may adjust the dose or recommend ways to reduce it.
Clinicians commonly suggest taking the dose with food and avoiding taking it on an empty stomach if nausea occurs. Do not change your dose without talking to your prescriber.
Seek urgent medical care if nausea comes with severe symptoms such as fainting, trouble breathing, signs of an allergic reaction, or persistent vomiting that leads to dehydration.
If nausea is ongoing or severe after starting or increasing Trintellix, talk with your prescriber. They may adjust the dose or switch to another medication option.
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