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Taking Medicine

My surgeon says can never have ibuprofen again after the sleeve, just acetominophen for headaches, colds etc. I use the liquid form of acetominophen for minor aches and pains since being sleeved 8 months ago but just wondering can we swallow pills now? Vitamins are chewables. Is it ever ok for pills? What if down the road I need a subscription - must I only have liquids?

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I was allowed pills per my surgeon at 1 month (he preferred them split in two) but I now take my vitamins, Tylenol, and my PPI in pill form every day, no issues and no problems. Been doing it since the 1 month point and I'm 6 months next week!

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I started taking my vitamins at 1 month post op. Most are chewable but I take 2 fish oil pills that are a decent size. They don't give me any problems. I did ask about Advil type products pre op. I sometimes get bad headaches/ migraines and Tylenol does not help them. I was told Advil in over the counter strength was ok with the sleeve. But I know every surgeon is different.

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