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Surgery this Tuesday or Thursday

I'm going to have my surgery this week and am wondering what type of pain meds are typically prescribed? Some pain meds have made me sick in the past. I can tolerate Tylenol 3, so is that something that would help enough with the pain? Thanks for any help you may have.:D

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I was prescribed liquid Loratadine Hydrocondone (generic for Lortab). I'm sure you can tell your surgeon what meds don't work well with your system. Good luck:)

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