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Liquid medicine

Anyone else not able to take liquid medicine? I will vomit every time, there never has been a time where I don't vomit. Any ideas what they can do instead of prescribing liquid meds? I can take pills no problem.

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      What meds are you talking about? Are you on medications now or are you wondering what they may have you on post op? I was never prescribed liquid meds for surgery. I was given antibiotics, NSAIDS, a

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    What meds are you talking about? Are you on medications now or are you wondering what they may have you on post op? I was never prescribed liquid meds for surgery. I was given antibiotics, NSAIDS, anti nausea and PPIs and they were all sublingual or capsules.

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    Oh that makes me feel better. I have been reading some posts where they talk about their liquid medication. No idea. Lol but thanks

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    But every doctor is different in what they Rx, so I'd tell your surgeon your concerns ahead of time.

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    Anyone else not able to take liquid medicine? I will vomit every time, there never has been a time where I don't vomit. Any ideas what they can do instead of prescribing liquid meds? I can take pills no problem.

    Can you crush your meds with a mortar and pestle? It's gross but might work for you.

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