Pain control

mysticmomma
on 8/7/13 3:52 am
I am allergic to most rx non narcotic meds and am hearing narcotics are not used. Should I plan to bring my own?
Labyrinth
on 8/7/13 6:32 am

What I'm finding out is that according to mexican laws the Dr. cannot give you any narcotic meds unless you're in the hospital.  So if you're recovering in a hotel room.....sorry!

One of the doctor's I've looked into gave you the option of recovering in the hospital rather than hotel for a day or two of recovery time for like an extra $100 per day....  You may be able to look into that with your Dr. 

 

Hope that's all clear.... :)

mysticmomma
on 8/7/13 6:42 am
Is codeine still available at pharmacies in MX? I know you just have to sign for it in Canada at the pharmacy, but do not need a drs. order.
Skinny_Future
on 8/7/13 10:26 am
VSG on 08/02/13

New laws in Mexio now require you to have a prescription to get most medications.

Kelly-AnneH
on 8/8/13 12:34 am - Edmonton, Canada
VSG on 06/26/12
The simplest answer is to choose a surgeon that has you in a hospital (rather than a clinic and recovery house or hotel****il you don't need much in the way of pain control. My surgeon (Dr Aceves) is one, Dr Alvarez is another.

I didn't need anything at all for pain by the time I was discharged from the hospital 3 days after my surgery.

   

Highest 303.4, Surgery 263, Current 217.8, Goal 180

 
  

     
  

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