Swallowing pills post op
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I take bipolar meds and my doc said I could take my pills like normal after surgery. I was surprised and happy about that!
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I was told to take my vitamin supplements (in pill form) from the day after surgery. I've had no issues and have been taken the pills everyday! No liquid or chewables required by my doctor!
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I was swallowing an antibiotic and acid reducer while in the hospital...I started my multi vitamin which was in capsule form when I got home from the hospital and I started my calcium in tablet form t
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My surgeon told me to get all of my meds in chewable or liquid forms b/c I shouldn't swallow pills. I have had no problems with my vitimans in chewable or liquid, but I take Zoloft 200 mg. (two 100 mg tablets per day). The pharamisist told me that these could be crushed so that is what I did and it was HORRIFIC! It felt as if it burned my lips, tongue, and rood of my mouth. This feeling went on for hours. I have since tried mixing them with food and it does the same thing. I checked to see if it comes in liquid and it does, however my insurance will not pay anything on liquid medication and it would be 200.00 a month. My question is this...did anyone's surgeon give them the o.k. to take pills after surgery? My zoloft is a little smaller than a tic-tac. Any info would be appreciated!