I take these medicines daily..are they okay to take before lip injections or would they increase chances of bruising or swelling?i heard you shouldn't take some medicines a week before
Answer: Juvederm injections for lips The medicines you're taking ( Ranitidine, Loratadine and the inhaler) have no effect on the lip injection procedure. The medicines to avoid are those that increase the risk of bleeding and bruising. These include Aspirin, Aspirin-containing products (such a Anacin, Excedrin and Alka Selzer), Advil, Aleve, Plavix, Eliquis, Coumadin, etc. If you have a history of cold sores on your lips, it would be advisable to take an antiviral medication such as Valtrex or Famvir to prevent the appearance of cold sores after your treatment. Good luck with your treatment.
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Answer: Juvederm injections for lips The medicines you're taking ( Ranitidine, Loratadine and the inhaler) have no effect on the lip injection procedure. The medicines to avoid are those that increase the risk of bleeding and bruising. These include Aspirin, Aspirin-containing products (such a Anacin, Excedrin and Alka Selzer), Advil, Aleve, Plavix, Eliquis, Coumadin, etc. If you have a history of cold sores on your lips, it would be advisable to take an antiviral medication such as Valtrex or Famvir to prevent the appearance of cold sores after your treatment. Good luck with your treatment.
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August 15, 2016
Answer: Juvederm and Medications All three medications are absolutely safe to continue taking before your Juvederm injection. None of them will interfere with the injection process or the Juvederm itself.
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August 15, 2016
Answer: Juvederm and Medications All three medications are absolutely safe to continue taking before your Juvederm injection. None of them will interfere with the injection process or the Juvederm itself.
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