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New form of Tylenol!!!!!

OMG! Tylenol is now making a dissolvable form. They taste like pixie sticks. I’m tolerating fine after VSG.

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  • Yes, NSAIDs (advil, ibuprofen) are not allowed but Tylenol is not an NSAID.

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Good to know! I have dysphagia and can't swallow pills so I end up chewing them and it's nasty so knowing they have something that I don't have to worry about that with is a plus!

Very interesting. Thanks for the info

I found these just before my surgery and picked up quite a few. I agree with the pixie stick flavor and no water needed is great.

1 hour ago, Lolalita said:

Are we allowed to take these?
I read we shouldn’t take Advil or ibuprofen but it didn’t say Tylenol. Just checking

Yes, NSAIDs (advil, ibuprofen) are not allowed but Tylenol is not an NSAID.

On 12/15/2020 at 1:58 PM, K Be Good! said:

OMG! Tylenol is now making a dissolvable form. They taste like pixie sticks. I’m tolerating fine after VSG.

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Thanks so much for the update. Very good to know.

On 12/15/2020 at 1:25 PM, NovaLuna said:

Good to know! I have dysphagia and can't swallow pills so I end up chewing them and it's nasty so knowing they have something that I don't have to worry about that with is a plus!

Thank you so much for the information. I have been freaking out over my meds after surgery. Talking to psychology depth now to get more information

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On 12/17/2020 at 7:33 PM, mswillis5 said:

Yes, NSAIDs (advil, ibuprofen) are not allowed but Tylenol is not an NSAID.

Tylenol is the new pain medication option after WLS surgery since NSAIDS are out. I have a good relationship with Motrin. Does the job for me all the time. Never used Tylenol. Wondering how Tylenol and I will get along in this new relationship post-surgery next month. Hahhaha.

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