I want to ask my Doctor about using this after my surgery. I know Doctors hate to hear a patient say the word google. So I want to know if this is still used after a tt.
August 6, 2017
Answer: Do doctors currently use Exparel? What are good and bad uses for this product? Thank you for sharing your excellent question. Exparel is good at providing up to 72 hours of pain reduction for patients in the immediate postoperative period but it must be administered at the time of the surgery. Costs will range in the $300 dollar per vial with typically one vial required for a tummy tuck. Hope this helps.
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August 6, 2017
Answer: Do doctors currently use Exparel? What are good and bad uses for this product? Thank you for sharing your excellent question. Exparel is good at providing up to 72 hours of pain reduction for patients in the immediate postoperative period but it must be administered at the time of the surgery. Costs will range in the $300 dollar per vial with typically one vial required for a tummy tuck. Hope this helps.
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August 6, 2017
Answer: Exparel very useful with tummy tucks Exparel is very useful in reducing pain, lessening the need for pain pills, and reducing the side-effects of pills because you are using them less. Many surgeons now place the Exparel using a technique called a TAP block for tummy tucks, which seems to make it even more effective.
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August 6, 2017
Answer: Exparel very useful with tummy tucks Exparel is very useful in reducing pain, lessening the need for pain pills, and reducing the side-effects of pills because you are using them less. Many surgeons now place the Exparel using a technique called a TAP block for tummy tucks, which seems to make it even more effective.
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