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Have had my band for 3 months now have have not taken a pill since then can I take pills? I fell at work and in a lot of pain!!

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I'm sure you can. I take pills every day. Take one at a time and be sure it's gone through.

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I think you are referring to pain pills? If yes, then I would try non prescription ones first. Tylenol, for example. If you think you injured your band you should see your surgeon.

Yes you can take pills. I take the majority of my meds in pill form. If they are really big I will cut in half. If you are getting a prescription pain killer just make sure you ask the pharmacist whether or not you can cut in half. Extended release can be tricky at times.

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