Meds and pouch protection?

[Nel 189]

So, I like my pouch. It's the coolest little pouch ever! I told my friend I had a pouch and she was like, Wow! Like a Kangaroo!! It's an odd yet cool visual. Anyway:

Anyone have an extensive and accurate list of meds to avoid after surgery? I have this one...but it's just one I pasted together from all over the Internet. I'm not sure how accurate it is. Hm.

Let me know if anything is just glaringly wrong here, I don't even know what half of them are:

Medications to Avoid after Weight Loss Surgery

Advil Aches-N-Pain

Aleve Tablets & Caplets

Alka Seltzer Alka Seltzer Antacid/Tablets/Cold

Anaprox

Advil

Aleve

Alka Seltzer

Amigesic

Anacin

Ascriptin

Asprin

Anaprox DS Anacin Tablets/Caplets/Max. Strength

Ancid

Ansaid

Arthrotec

Arthritis Pain Formula Arthritis Strength Tri-Buffered Bufferin

A.S.A. Enseals Ascriptin A/D Caplets

Ascriptin

Ascriptin Extra Strength Caplets

Asperbuf

Aspergum

Aspirin - all brands including childrens |

Azolid

BC Powder/Cold powder Bufferin-Regular & Extra Strength Buffex

Befferin

Bextra

Bufferin

Butazolidin

Buffinol Cama Arthritis Strength

Cataflam

Celebrex

Clinoril

Coumadin

Coricidin

Cortisone

Combunox

Darvon

Daypro

EC Naprosyn

Dolobin

Disalcid Dipyridamole

Doan's pills

Dolobid

Easprin

EC Naprosyn

Equagesic

Excedrin/any type

Excedrin IB

Emperin

Empirin

Ecotrin Caplets/Tablets/Max. Strength

Feldene

Fiorinal

Feldene

Fioinol

Halfrin

Ibuprofen

Ifen

Indocin and Indocin SR

Ibuprofen

Indocin

Indo-Lemmon

Indomethagan

Lodine

Lodine XL

Magnaprin

Mictainin

Maprin/Maprin 1-B

Measurin Mediprin

Midol Caplet/200

Midol IB

Mobic

Mobigesic

Meclomen

Motrin

Motrin IB

Nalfon

Nalfon 200

Naprapac

Naprelan

Naprosyn

Nupin

Norgesic

Naprosyn

Norwich Tablets

Nuprin Caplets/Tabs

Orudis P-A-C Analgesic

Oruvail

Pamprin

Persantine

Pepto-Bismol

Percodan

Ponstel

Relafen

Rexolate

Rimadyl

Sal flex

Tolectin

Ticlid Tolectin

Tolmetin

Toradol

Trendar

Tab-Profen

Tandearil

Tolectin

Tolectin 600

Tolectin DS

Trigesic

Uracel

Ursinus Inlay/Tabs Vanquish Analgesic

Voltaren

Vanquish

Vicoprofen

Vioxx

Voltaren

Warfarin

Wesprin Buffered

Zorpin

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Most on the list look to be anti inflammatories. My doc said that each person is different. There are meds on this list that I have taken since my surgery. So if you have any questions about meds please consult with your surgeon and regular doctor.

[Nel 189]

I have been but no one seems to have a list. It's frustrating and like I said, I have no idea if that list is correct. My regular doc has never had a bypass patient. I don't want to change though. I actually really like my doctor. My surgeon is over 1 1/2 hours away in little rock and he's really great at calling me back. I just felt it would be awesome to have a list as a "to be sure" thing.

[tlc0u 3]

I actually take Celebrex which is an NSAID, I just make sure to sandwich it in between some food. My Doc is aware of me taking it and I haven't developed a ulcer or anything, but I make sure to take my Nexium everyday. All my Doc said is to give his office a call before I take anything. With the exception of Tylenol or Acetametiphin, thats ok for flu or colds. Really we should consult the Doc before taking anything anyways you never know how it will react with other meds or even your new rearranged insides. Your Regular Doc should understand what will have an adverse affect on your tummy.

For most RNYers its no NSAIDS as they can eat the stomach lining. Motrin or Ibuprofen is usually the only over the counter NSAID you can get. Personally I think as long as you keep both your Primary Doc and WLS Doc in the loop as to what your taking you should be fine....Best Wishes

[LilBoo007 491]

Nel, if you pm me ur email address I can forward you the list my Dr. gave me!!!