Medication list

MEDICATION LIST
Please avoid Aspirin and other non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs such as Motrin and Aleve, as these can cause excessive bleeding. If you are on anticoagulants/blood thinner such as Coumadin (Warfarin) and Plavix (Clopidogrel) you must inform the performing surgeon. In addition to Aspirin-like medications, Vitamin E and many herbal supplements need to be stopped such as Garlic, Ginkgo, Ginseng, Flaxseed, Ginger, Feverfew, Bilberry, Chamomile, and Selenium. You can take Tylenol (acetaminophen) for pain relief. The following medications need to be stopped 10 days prior until 5 days after surgery. Shoulder patients should not restart the medications until 6 weeks after surgery. The pre-admissions nurse will review your medications with you and tell you which ones to take the morning of surgery and which ones to avoid until after surgery. Lanorinal
Aggrenox
Lioresal
Piroxicam
Diclofenac
Alka-Seltzers
Diflunisal
Di-agesic
Robaxisal
Dipridacot
Anadynos
Dupyridamole
Measurin
Disalcid
Meclotenamate
Meclomen
Mefenamic
Arthropan
Dong Quai Root
Meloxicam
Arthrotec
Salicylamide
Arthritis Pain Formula
Mendomen
Durgesic
Methcarbamol w/
Salsalate
Ascriptin
Selenium
Asocdeen-30
Micrainin
Sine-Aid
Aspergum
Echinacea
Sine-Off Sinus
Emprazil
Mobigesic
Empirin with Codeine
Momentum
Stanback
Bayer Products
Encaprin
Monacet with Codeine
B.C. Tablets & Powder
Ephedra (Ma-Huang)
St. John’s Wart
Equagesic
Nabumetone
St. Joseph Products
Bilberry
Etodolac
Sulindac
Bufferin Products
Naprelan
Buffets II
Excedrin
Naprosyn
Synalgos-DC
Buffinol
Naproxen
Buf-tabs
Fenoprofen
Neocylate
Butalbital
Feverfew
Norgesic
Ticlopidine
Butazolidin
Fiorinal
Novnaproxen
Tolectin
Cama Products
Novodipiradrol
Tolmetin
Carisoprodol
Flaxseed
Cataflam
Flurbiprofen
Triaminicin
Celebrex
Gaysal-S
Trigesic
Celecoxib
Garlic (Allium Sativum)
Trilisate
Chamomille
Oxaprozin
Valdecoxib
Cheracol
Gemnisin
Valerian
Cilostazol
Pabalate-SF
Vanquish
Clinoril
Ginko (Biloba)
Pabrin Buffered Tabs
Vitamin E
Clopidogrel
Congesprin Chewable
Goody’s
Panalgesic
Voltaren
Warfarin
Ibuprofen
Pepto Bismol
Willow Bark
Coricidin
Percodan
Indomethacin
Persantine
Coumadin
Ketoprofen
Persistin
Damason P
Ketorolac

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