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When were you able to take your capsules post op?

Hey just wondering when I can stop mixing my nasty mix of lithium in liquid, it's very difficult to get all of it down. Just wondering, cuz I don't meet with my surgeon again until April 1, when you all could begin regularly taking your pills(whole) again.

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I began taking my pills while I was still in the hospital.

I was allowed my tiny pills (birth control, anti-nausea, and pain pills) immediately post-op. I was allowed full-sized capsules and tablets of all my other supplements at 7 days post-op.

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Small pills I could take from day 1. Big pills like my multi & calcium I crushed into week 4

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