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Time release pills?

I'm almost 3 months post op now,and will see my surgeon on Wednesday for my next check up, I will ask him then, but wondered what others know in regard to time release capsules?

When were you allowed to take them, if indeed you were at all?

Thanks!

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It's funny you ask because I take Oracea which is a time release pill and my NUT said that they really don't work for us. I really didn't understand what he meant --- but I will ask my dr. when I see him at the end of September. :thumbup:

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