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Pain Killers

When the op is done, what painkillers can you take? Soluble will be fizzy and tablets are solid. Seven weeks to wait and very scared but excited too ;)

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Your doctor should give you an Rx for liquid painkiller. Make sure you have the right measuring device for afterward. My dosing was listed in metric and I only had English measuring tools. Figuring out the conversion was out of my league at the time I wanted the dose.

I just have to say the liquid vicadin that my dr gave me rocked.... I slept in the recliner all night every night. No loss of sleep here!

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