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Inflammation

Hi, I had gastric bypass surgery June 26, 2017. I had my second follow up and the doctor informed I have inflammation/ fluid behind on of my incisions. They are saying I need to take Mobic they also want me to take omerazole and I am extremely nervous

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Why mobic? PostOp bariatric patients shouldn't have NSAIDS. I only know one person who takes them and that's because she has to take opioids for pain and the docs decided to swap her meds

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Taking the Mobic could cause ulcers from what I was told. Actually any kind of nsaid can. Seems you might need an antibiotic instead. Omeprazole is an acid reducer to help your stomach heal so definitely take that one.


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GAWildKat due to the inflammation and the pain I am having in this area my doctor suggested I take it. It was recommended by my doctor and one of the senior doctors. They stated the mobic will help reduce the inflammation.

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