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To me, flax oil is a food. It would be like not eating olive oil, or

any other oil. So, If it were me I would keep taking it - maybe just

half the dose just in case...

Patty

> Cindy,

> Would it help if you tried a lot of fatty fish in your diet - such

as

> salmon, or cod liver; then I think you would get the same effect

from

> natural sources. I am not sure if I am pointing in the correct

direction,

> but that's what crossed my mind when I read your post.

> Good luck with your surgery!

> Alena

>

>

>

> Flax oil and surgery

>

>

> > Hello group,

> > It's been a while since I have posted but I still read

them

> > everyday. I haven't had a big problem with my skin lately. It

started

> > with my eye as the problem. I have been taking flax oil for them

and

> > they have been doing great. My question is I have surgery sceduled

> > for next week for something totally unrelated but they gave me a

list

> > of things I can't have 1 week prior to my surgery. The list

includes

> > aspirin, I can only have synthetic vitamins and nothing herbal. My

> > question is if flax oil would be included in that. It probably is

but

> > I have gone without it for 4 days now and my face is itching

> > intensely and my eye is starting to bother me again. I don't

think I

> > can go without it for the next week. I will call the doctor

tomorrow

> > and ask about it but if anyone know's more information about this

> > please let me know. The itching is driving me crazy. I didn't

realize

> > how much it was helping until I tried to stop taking it. I know

they

> > don't want me to take aspirin because it thins your blood and

also I

> > can't have vitamin E because it thins your blood I wonder about

the

> > flax oil pills.

> >

> > Cindy

> >

> >

> >

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