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anti inflammatory

Ok just a?. How the heck am i to take these pills for my back after surgery?

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I would talk to your surgeon and primary. I know that prior to surgery I was having some increased problems with menstrual cramps and was taking too much Ibuprofen. I went to a OB/GYN per my primary and was put on bcp and this decreased my pain and therefor didn't need any more ibuprofen. So I would definitely talk with your doctors because NSAIDS are a no no.

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Thanks I'm close to my two week pre op and just got a note from my back surgeon that he wants me back on some steroids and the anti´s. I will just deal with this after my surgery. :)

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There are other meds you might be able to be on. Just make sure your surgeon knows...

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