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Hello and thanks for your post. Tylenol is considered safe before most operations. You should check with you PS pre-op instructions or the office before consuming anything that was not specifically discussed with your doctor. Best wishes, Dr. Aldo.
This should not be a problem.i would NOT take any herbal supplements at leats 2-3 weeks before your surgery.Always like ti keep things simple.
It is fine to take Tylenol PM prior to surgery because it does not cause bleeding problems like other medicines such as aspirin. My greater concern is that you stated you routinely use this product to help you sleep. It's not uncommon to have sleep disturbances after surgery, and if you take this to help you sleep in addition to taking narcotic pain medicine (which already contains acetaminophen), the large amount of acetaminophen has the potential to cause liver damage. Please discuss this with your surgeon.
Tylenol PM contains acetaminophen (Tylenol) and diphenhydramine (Benadryl). Neither of those medications has been implicated in excess bleeding. So it is OK to take preoperatively.
Tylenol is the one common over the counter pain remedy that doesn't interfere with normal blood clotting, and is not an issue for surgeons. Chances are that your surgeon has given you a list of meds to avoid. All the best.
Tylenol PM should be okay to take prior to surgery. I would avoid aspirin or aspirin containing products as well as ibuprofen. If in doubt call your plastic surgeon first.
Frankly, this is not a "problem” that I have encountered clinically. It may very well be a situation where only time will tell whether, as scar tissue forms around the mesh, the mesh will become less palpable. Sorry, I cannot provide you with more precise/meaningful information. ...
What you are describing is common and not necessarily a cause for concern. There is nothing for you to do beyond what you have already tried. You will need follow-up with a plastic surgeon for evaluation and drain removal. Best wishes.
Yes, there will be best to stop hormonal therapy prior to undergoing tummy tuck surgery. Your endocrinologist will be a best resource when it comes to timing to stop the medications; obviously, avoidance of thromboembolic events will be everyone's concerns/priorities. The use of...
