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Tylenol?

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I take liquid Tylenol. My Dr said I can take pills but I stick with the liquid because it seems like it works faster than the pills did prior to surgery.


I bought mine at CVS and it's adult strength. It's over with the pain relievers and is red.

Walgreens has the adult strength too, Walgreens brand

At 3months, tablets should be fine. Tylenol is best. NSAIDs like Advil can cause stomach irrataion long term.

I typically take Tylenol unless I have a very high fever or intense pain. My surgeon said I can take 1 (200mg) Advil, twice a day not to exceed 3 days and not on a regular basis.

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