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Should be fine. Some migraine medicines contain aspirin which I like to stop 2 weeks before surgery. Good Luck!
Fioricet contains acetaminophen, which does not affect your blood's ability to clot. You can take it before your surgery. Medications to avoid during the 10-14 days before surgery are mainly those that contain aspirin or anti-inflammatories like Motrin, Advil, ibuprofen, naproxen, Alleve, etc. It's also fine to take iron. Be sure that your surgeon and anesthesiologist know all your medications at the time of surgery. Good luck!
You should ask your surgeon whether Fioricet and iron are fine before your breast augmentation. You should discuss any medications you are taking with your doctor prior to your surgery. However, they should be fine.
Usually that is ok, but it is best to call you surgeon. Best regards, Dr. Lane Smith
The iron is OK. The Fioricet contains acetaminophen, butalbital, and caffeine. These should not affect bleeding risk, but your plastic surgeon knows your complete history and should be notified. Kenneth Hughes, MD Los Angeles, CA
This should not be an issue with your upcoming surgery. Although many combination meds contain aspirin or ibuprofen, this does not. All the best.
Dear Courtney54186, Fioricet should be OK before your surgery but the only person who can truly answer your question is your plastic surgeon. Give them a call.
You should let your plastic surgeon and anesthesiologist know about the use of the fioricet and let them make that decision. It is important for them to confirm that the medication does not contain any vasodilators. Best of luck.
We give our patients a 3 page list of medications to avoid. I think both the Fioricet and iron are OK. Good luck.
Dear Oklahoma, Thank you for posting your pre-operative photographs and question. Your photographs reveal sagging and asymmetric breasts. Your large areola, when viewed from the front, give the illusion that your breasts are much lower than they really are. Ideally, there should be some...
Soreness in the incision is normal after breast augmentation surgery. Most of it should resolve in the next month, but you may have some residual discomfort that lasts another month or two. The redness around the scar is also normal, as is the ridge of swelling beneath it. The red coloration...
These supplements you have just mentioned are very good body supplement, but when it comes to breast augmentation or any plastic surgery you have to avoid since they may affect your ability to form clot. It is wise if you discuss this with your surgeon.