Guest guest Posted May 7, 2005 Report Share Posted May 7, 2005 Yes, Perasyquil would be a new one because it doesn't exist as my pharmacist informed today. I have either finally lost my marbles or ability to comprehend people as they speak. What my doctor was referring to was in fact Ferro Sequel. Doh Sara! > > Thought I'd put this in a separate post because the other one was > > getting ridiculously long. > > > > My surgeon told me to take 75mg of Perasyquil every day until the > day > > of the operation. Perasyquil is an over the counter iron supplement > > and the idea is that it helps with any blood loss as well as > > facilitate blood clotting i.e. healing is easier. Or so I > understood. > > > > I also talked to him about Arnica which is a homeopathic remedy > both > > Fiddlesticks and I are familiar with. I took it for my > > rhinoplasty a few years back and it really helped keep the bruising > > and swelling down. Most doctors are not that excited about > > homeopathic stuff so i was pleasantly surprised today when my > doctor > > knew exactly what i was talking about. In fact he said that he had > > just come back from a cleft-palate conference where a plastic > surgeon > > told him that it's now standard practice for some doctors to give > > arnica to their patients before and after surgery because it helps > > the swelling and bruising. SO i got the go ahead for that as well. > > There are also arnica creams that you can apply to the bruised area > > if any one is interested. > > > > Sara Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 7, 2005 Report Share Posted May 7, 2005 I had also started taking iron suppliments about 2 weeks before I had my surgery. However after a week I decided to stop, since I got really constipated from them. And believe me, the last thing you need during your surgery is having difficulties with that! Nathalie > > > Thought I'd put this in a separate post because the other one was > > > getting ridiculously long. > > > > > > My surgeon told me to take 75mg of Perasyquil every day until the > > day > > > of the operation. Perasyquil is an over the counter iron > supplement > > > and the idea is that it helps with any blood loss as well as > > > facilitate blood clotting i.e. healing is easier. Or so I > > understood. > > > > > > I also talked to him about Arnica which is a homeopathic remedy > > both > > > Fiddlesticks and I are familiar with. I took it for my > > > rhinoplasty a few years back and it really helped keep the > bruising > > > and swelling down. Most doctors are not that excited about > > > homeopathic stuff so i was pleasantly surprised today when my > > doctor > > > knew exactly what i was talking about. In fact he said that he > had > > > just come back from a cleft-palate conference where a plastic > > surgeon > > > told him that it's now standard practice for some doctors to give > > > arnica to their patients before and after surgery because it > helps > > > the swelling and bruising. SO i got the go ahead for that as > well. > > > There are also arnica creams that you can apply to the bruised > area > > > if any one is interested. > > > > > > Sara Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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