Question for Peter L.
Good Morning!
I was wondering if you could help me. I've seen that many times you posted the kinds of Meds you could and could not take after WLS.
I have a copy of that but I think you said that it came from a book and I would like to get a copy but I can't remember the title. I'd like to get a copy also for my PCP so she could understand more about what to prescribe and her how to base her treatment with me. I really like her and she is very willing to help me. Also if you know of any other resources I can check out I'd really appreciate any help!!
If there's anyone else out there who can help THANK YOU TO YOU TOO!
Have a great day!
Erminia

The following list is a general guide to over-the-counter drugs. Be sure to check with your own surgeon to ensure that he or she agrees with these recommendations.
Medications to Avoid
Advil
Alka-Seltzer
Vanquish
Aspirin
Bufferin
Coricidin
Cortisone
Excedrin
Fiorinol
Ibuprofen
Motrin
Pepto-Bismol
Medications That Are Recommended For Colds
Benadryl
Dimetapp
Robitussin
Sudafed
Triaminics
Tylenol Cold Products
Medications That Are Usually Well Tolerated
(Try to obtain sugar free or diabetic formulas for any of these products.)
Peri-Colace Panadol Tylenol
Tylenol Extra Strength Gas-X Phazyme
Colace Dulcolax Suppositories Fleet Enemas
Glycerin Suppositories Milk of Magnesia
This was an excerpt from "Weight Loss Surgery: Finding the Thin Person Hiding Inside You," available at http://www.wlscenter.com This book is a "must have" for any patient going through this surgery. Click here for order information http://www.wlscenter.com/Announce_Book.htm
Here's the list with the link from the book.
Peter