Re: Allergic to Percocet and Darvocet

[Guest guest]

I don't know about the others, but they didn't put me on those. In the

hospital they gave me morphine for pain and prednisone for inflammation. For

home

I got liquid vicodin. You should definitely ask your OS what they plan to

give you.

Jo

[Guest guest]

I had upper jaw surgery on November 16th and only took the pain

medicine a couple of times to help me sleep. I never really

experienced any pain from the surgery itself. I know that some

people do have some pain though. It is pretty standard for the

doctors to ask about previously allergies to medications and I am

sure they could probably prescribe something to help you in

controlling pain if needed that will not had an adverse reaction.

>

> Hi. I am having upper jaw and a bone graft done in a few months. My

> concern is my pain meds. I get violently ill on percocet and

darvocet

> and was curious how bad the pain is going to be. Does anyone hava

any

> advice or been in the same situation?

> Thanks!

[Guest guest]

First, is it that they make you throw up? if so regardless to what

they consider giving you bring that up asap...you may need a nausea

med to help control things regardless...

last thing you want to do is be vomiting...esp if you are banded or

wired shut...you could aspirate.

Maybe Vicodin will be an option...that's something the OR and perhaps

pharmacy can tell you more about.

JO

>

> Hi. I am having upper jaw and a bone graft done in a few months. My

> concern is my pain meds. I get violently ill on percocet and

darvocet

> and was curious how bad the pain is going to be. Does anyone hava

any

> advice or been in the same situation?

> Thanks!

[Guest guest]

I am allergic to aspirin, so that makes me allergic to all pain medication

pills,

any type, any brand. The only thing I was allowed to take was codein syrup.

And

it worked well. I took it for 3 days I think and then I was done with it.

Tylenol

for the hip, from time to time.

Ray