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Medicine Question

I'm just wondering, if you're already on medication before surgery for high blood pressure etc. are you okay to take the same pills after surgery? Or does your doctor have to substitute with a liquid?

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  • That is a question for your surgeon.

  • desertgirl_74
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    My surgeon gave me pills for everything (PPI, iron/folic acid, and metformin), however my blood sugar has been under 100 since surgery so my PCP has taken me off my diabetes medication. I've not had a

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My surgeon gave me pills for everything (PPI, iron/folic acid, and metformin), however my blood sugar has been under 100 since surgery so my PCP has taken me off my diabetes medication. I've not had any issues swallowing pills post-op.

I'm on BP pills and was able to take them whole after surgery. You can swallow pills the size of m&m's without crushing is what my surgeon said.

Good luck.

That is a question for your surgeon.

okay to take the same pills after surgery?

@@VSG_Hopeful

my doc discontinued my diabetes, high blood pressure pills right after surgery :)

meds are frequently discontinued, or decreased :)

as with many things, "we" are all different

"we" can give you our experiences about our meds

@@Kindle and myself agree.......

at the end of the day always, always listen to your NUT/surgeon (me too of course :lol: )

good luck with WLS :)

speedy recovery :)

kathy

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