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Motrin Post OP

Has anyone been told not to take motrin post op? I know someone said something about it but I missed the point. Does anyone out there take motrin after being banded? I haven't tried it yet but I would like to.

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It makes blood thinners less effective. If you're like me, your doctor has you on stuff to reduce your chance of blood clots pre-op.

Motrin is not suggested for use if you have a band due to possible increased risk for erosion and gastritis. Some surgeons allow it if you've had your band for over a year, and/or if you pair it with a Proton Pump Inhibitor, and/or in other circumstances. BUT, for the most part, it is not recommended.

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Yeah, guess I had to be reminded of all that stuff. I have a severely irritated rotator cuff and would love to try some motrin for it but was leary of it. Don't want to mess up the banding. I guess i can stand it for of few more weeks then surgery. Of course first thing recommended are NSAIDS.

I was kinda wondering the same thing. What is good to take if you have a headache or pain?? I don't have either very often, but would like some clarification. I don't know what is good and what is not. Aspirin?? Tylenol?? Aleve?? Excedrin?? Whiskey?? (just kidding). Thanks for the post desert woman - now I know not to take Motrin. Good luck to you and take care!! Becky

Typically it is on the restricted list. You can get an occasional OK to use it on a very limited basis from your doctor but it is frowned upon for the most part.

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