OT to Rx's & GBP, was Re: headaches and ant- inflammatories

September 26, 2008

_tpowell1977@..._ (mailto:tpowell1977@...) writes: << Perhaps

true, but most meds have a possibility of affecting your liver, there's

nothing about Tramadol that makes it more likely to hurt you liver. If it was

likely, they wouldn't let you have it at all.>>

I understood that essentially every med you take will either affect your

liver or your kidneys. But on a side note, so few of the medical professions

are

properly educated on post-op care for gastric bypass patients...it's

horrifying what we go through sometimes. Nothing feels better than knowing

you're a

statistical human guinea pig!

Best regards,

Patty A

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September 26, 2008

I k now, sounds like it must be hard. Nothing like constantly putting the focus

on your status of being post gastric bypass...almost makes it sound like that's

your identity instead of your name! Poor thing.

OT to Rx's & GBP, was Re: headaches and ant-

inflammatories

_tpowell1977_ (mailto:tpowell1977) writes: << Perhaps

true, but most meds have a possibility of affecting your liver, there's

nothing about Tramadol that makes it more likely to hurt you liver. If it was

likely, they wouldn't let you have it at all.>>

I understood that essentially every med you take will either affect your

liver or your kidneys. But on a side note, so few of the medical professions are

properly educated on post-op care for gastric bypass patients...it' s

horrifying what we go through sometimes. Nothing feels better than knowing

you're a

statistical human guinea pig!

Best regards,

Patty A

************ **Looking for simple solutions to your real-life financial

challenges? Check out WalletPop for the latest news and information, tips and

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