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post op medication

I am having my surgery June 12th. trying to get a rough idea on what are the medications i may possibly be being perscribed upon my release from the hospital ( i know everyone is diffrent and i am NOT!!! seaking medical advice).

I am actually in very good health except for the weight issue. i take no medications currently....good genes i guess? ......any feedback would be helpful

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  • Are you talking about what you will receive for pain medication? I was given a huge bottle of liquid percocet. (Roxicet) Also mostly everyone starts on an antacid asap to avoid ulcers. (Prilosec, Pr

  • Same here but I had Lortab (pain) and Prilosec (acid). Some docs may want u to start Vitamins right away mine didn't so I started at my first post op appt! Good Luck on ur surgery!!

  • I was given pain meds (oxycodone tablets), multi vitamins, and liquid prilosec that I started taking at home right after surgery. Two weeks out I'm taking Actigall as well, which prevents gallstones w

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I been home since Wednesday my surgery was Monday I feel boated I pass gas but no number 2 yet' date=' I gained a pound what can I do about the gas[/quote']

Walk ,heating pad, gas x strips religiously. Walking is prob the best tho. It gets better. It took 8 days before #2 for me which scared me into thinking I had a bowel obstruction. Sometimes it takes a bit for it to wake up.

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