Medicine's that are definitely a no no Share https://www.bariatricpal.com/blogs/entry/32087-medicines-that-are-definitely-a-no-no/ Share via email Share on Facebook Share on X Share on Reddit More sharing options... Followers To help each other out let's start a blog as to what meds we have found that should not be taken. This could only help one another. Please feel free to add on. FLECTOR PATCHES, AND SKEAXTON
Beach Lover Pre Op July 29, 201313 yr Author stats This is a terrific idea. The only one I know at this time is obviously NSAID's such as ibuprofen.
AmyInOrlando Gastric Sleeve Patients July 29, 201313 yr Author stats I take Celebrex which is an NSAID, but I was told I can still take it post-op. But NOT Ibuprofen, Mobic or Naproxyn
Beach Lover Pre Op July 29, 201313 yr Author stats That's good to know that there is at least 1 NSAID that can be taken!
Veruca Salt Gastric Sleeve Patients July 30, 201313 yr Author stats Even tho it can be taken, it should be taken for a short amount of time. The more you take it the bigger the risk of comlications with it.
marfar7 Gastric Bypass Patients July 31, 201313 yr Author stats I vote for Reglan (an anti nausea med). I got a really bad reaction to it about 6 days post op and had to go to the ER. The ER dr said it was notorious for that reaction.
Veruca Salt Gastric Sleeve Patients October 2, 201312 yr Author stats Medications to Avoid: Advil Alka-Seltzer Vanquish Aspirin Bufferin Coricidin Cortisone Excedrin Fiorinal Ibuprofen Motrin Pepto-Bismol Medications Recommended for Colds Benadryl Dimetapp Robitussin Sudafed Triaminic Tylenol Cold Products Medications Usually Well Tolerated Panadol Tylenol Gas-X Phazyme Tylenol Extra Strength Dulcolax Suppositories Fleet Enemas Glycerin Suppositories
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