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does vicodin damage your pouch?

I recently pulled my back and vicodin is the only medication that seems to help. Do you think taking one dose at night will hurt my band?

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Vicodin should not be a problem. (It wouldn't hurt the band anyway. The concern is NSAIDS that can lead to ulceration -- on the inside, band is on the outside, Vicodin isn't an NSAID.). Some people have a very hard time with pills. If that's the case, go fir the liquid. Just about any liquid will be fine.

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