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I hear people mentioning taking liquid pain killers. My doctor prescribed all pills for me. How is that going to go down?

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I had pills too. I did ok - I just took them one at a time and drank plenty of Water

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Ok thanks.

I have liquids but hope not to take them as I know pain medications usually have more side effects than they do good for me......we will see. But if I take them I will be careful about digestion and I will get off fast before any mood issues arrive.

These are what I take every morning....Omega's, Vitamins and supplements....

But of course, this is me and like anything else, you will need to get to know your band....

I can take these pills everyday, but I cannot tolerate bread or similar products...

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I had to crush mine and put them in some jam. The nurse said a bit jam was ok, even though I was on clear liquids. Check with them and see what they want you to do.

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