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pain killers after c section.
Hey ladies what kind of pain killers are offered as take home medicine? I'm sure it just can't be Tylenol? I'm making charts for my hubby and he thinks its just that. But I would imagine with major surgery you'd get something stronger.
Lmk!
Lmk!
When I had my son the gave me a script of oxytocin, and my sister got the same thing ...
Thought so. Thank you ladies. Making charts for my hubby. So its easier for him to remind me when I need too.
Oddly it wasn' t at all.....I hate medicines and never take pain relievers; but, shockingly it didn't have the drowsy effect on me that I had previously heard it would...it just diminished the incision pain tremendously. As long as I took the vicodin prescribed, I was able to move well and enjoy my baby...and I' m a supersized plus gal so I just knew that it was going to be difficult to maneuver and it wasn't. My hubby was at home with us the first week but by then hecwent back to work and was on 12hrs/7days a week so I had to do it all with baby. That vicodin definitely helped but by I no longer needed it after the first 10 days .
Is it difficult to care for your new born taking vicodin?
I was given vicodin
After my c section I was given ibuprofen and oxycodon.
I was given 800mg ibuprofen when I was sent home as well as oxycodone
They gave me vicodine but I have high tolerance of pain I stopped taking them after 3rd day from c section
This is my 3rd and I been sick with everything (flu, kidney stone, bladder infection) so I'm not just telling u something I don't know about while u are pregnant u can take narcotics like Lortab this is my third c sec and I always got 30 Lortab and u can take them if u r breastfeeding
I won't be pregnant anymore. I'm asking about after my csection.
Actually thats all you can take is Tylenol extra strength.. Other medications can interfere with the pregnancy
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