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Vyvanse interaction with local anesthesia with Donut mastopexy and implants?

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MsNewBoobieMay 6, 2015
I'm having a donut mastopexy with implants under local anesthesia in 2 weeks and I take 40 mg of Vyvanse per day to treat my ADD. Does Vyvanse have a negative interaction with anesthesia and if so, when should I discontinue taking it ?

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