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Medications post surgery?

Can we take things like ibuprofen, sudafed, etc. post surgery?

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Big NO on the ibuprofen. Talk to your doc- there are quite a few things we can't take post op.

I wonder about that too. I have ADHD and require meds to sleep at night =\

At first you aren't supposed to take a few meds post op....after recovery is a different story. Best thing you can do is talk to your surgeon. I am a year and nine months post op and have been able to take ibuprofen for over a year now without any problems as long as it isn't on an empty stomach.

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