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Medication

Does anyone have issues with medication not working or absorbing the way it use to before surgery? I take pain medication for a chronic pain condition and feel like my medicine is not working as well as it use to and that I need to take it more often and higher dose to get the relief I use to get before getting banded..

Banded August 28 2012<br />Starting weight 293<br />Day of surgery weight 273<br />Current weight 254<br />Goal weight 160 5ft 10

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if you feel that (way) i would strongly recommend discussing this with your doctor so you two can work it out so that your meds work correctly.

(in response to your post, my sleep meds, now that i cannot take pills and i crush them and i swear it makes me sleepy sooner)

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