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MEDICATION AND PRODUCTS TO BE AVOIDED PRIOR TO SURGERY
Aspirin and other non-steroidal anti-flammatory drugs (NSAIDs), such as Motrin, are very strong anti-coagulants which can cause bleeding problems in normal individuals. In addition to these Aspirin-like medications, Vitamin E and many herbal supplements (such as Garlic, Ginkgo, Ginseng, Flaxseed, Ginger, Feverfew, Bilberry, Chamomile, Selenium) can cause bleeding or adverse physiologic effects during surgery.
If you are on a blood thinner or antiplatelet medication such as Coumadin (warfarin), Plavix (clopidogrel) or Pletal
(cilostazol) you must inform the performing surgeon.

Patients anticipating surgery must stop all sources of Aspirin, Aspirin-like products, Vitamin E, and all Herbal
Supplements for 10 days prior to surgery and 5 days after surgery. Here are only a few of many
Aspirin-like or Herbal
supplement products to be avoided prior to surgery.

Ketorolac
Aggrenox
Lanorinal
Piroxicam
Diclofenac
Lioresal
Alka-Seltzers
Diflunisal
Di-agesic
Robaxisal
Dipridacot
Anadynos
Dupyridamole
Disalcid
Measurin
Meclotenamate
Meclomen
Arthropan
Dong Quai Root
Mefenamic
Arthrotec
Meloxicam
Salicylamide
Arthritis Pain Formula
Mendomen
Durgesic
Salsalate
Ascriptin
Methcarbamol with aspirin Selenium
Asocdeen-30
Micrainin
Sine-Aid
Aspergum
Echinacea
Sine-Off Sinus
Emprazil
Mobigesic
Empirin with Codeine
Momentum Backache Formula
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
Four Way Cold Tabs
Trigesic
Celecoxib
Gaysal-S
Trilisate
Chamomille
Garlic (Allium Sativum)
Oxaprozin
Valdecoxib
Cheracol
Valerian
Cilostazol
Gemnisin
Pabalate-SF
Vanquish
Clinoril
Pabrin Buffered tabs
Vitamin E
Clopidogrel
Ginkgo (Biloba)
Congesprin Chewable
Panalgesic
Voltaren
Goody’s
Warfarin (3-4 days)
Pepto Bismol
Willow Bark
Coricidin
Ibuprofen
Percodan
Persantine
Coumadin (3-4 days)
Indomethacin
Persistin
Damason P
Ketoprofen
If you must take something for headache, menstrual cramps, arthritis, or other aches and pains you may take Tylenol
(acetaminophen).

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