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Med pain

I know I posted something similar before but I made it very specific.

General question-did anyone have issues taking their regular meds after surgery (even after splitting and crushing!) and did it go away? What did you do to lessen the blow? (I've tried taking them with a protein drink to little avail.)

I'm sicker than a dog every time I take my meds.

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    Did you try to take with apple sauce?
    I would call your surgeon and let them know. Your new stomach may or may not be able to tolerate them.
    Good luck!
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    I had to take one at a time for the first few months

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