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Oral Birth control and NSAIDS & Pregnancy

1) Has anyone still tried to take NSAIDs after surgery for a brief period of time for any reason?

2) Experience on taking birth control pills AFTER surgery?

3) How was your pregnancy experience after sleeve?

Thank you!

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NSAIDs should be avoided after sleeve surgery. They can lead to severe ulcer problems.

They have a NSAID cream to use on knees etc.

On 7/14/2019 at 6:37 PM, AchieveGoals said:

1) Has anyone still tried to take NSAIDs after surgery for a brief period of time for any reason?

2) Experience on taking birth control pills AFTER surgery?

3) How was your pregnancy experience after sleeve?

Thank you!

I was on anti inflammatory prior to surgery, had to stop before surgery. I was cleared about a month ago that I could take celbrex as long as I upped my prilosec. to x2 a day.

I have been on birth control pills for 30 years no issues after surgery.

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