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Tylenol 1,000

Thought I might share this everyone. I had my surgery 6 ads ago and feeling fantastic. In the hospital they had given me a pain killer that made me so nauseous. May Dr and nurse told me they had just attended a seminar on using 1,000mg Tylenol in your IV after surgery for pain. This was truly my turning point. No more nauseous no more dizziness no more pain. Just thought I would let you guys know!

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My surgeon gave tylenol before and after surgery on a schedule I believe.

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