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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Without saying what surgery it is, it’s really hard to tell whether this is reasonable or not. [/quote] +1. Is this laparoscopic? Also it’s not clear if this doctor said “never” or “generally Tylenol is enough.” I had 2 c sections and didn’t really want opioids — I just wanted double strength Motrin. Another question is whether they give you a pain block for the surgery itself — if so, that may get you through the worst of it. [/quote] I had a c section with an extension due to an emergency and twin birth. Tylenol was fine. I had bunion surgery and additional surgery to correct two toes and no, Tylenol was not enough. I was in agony waiting for my pain medication for several days. I had no problems dropping the pain meds within a few days. As others have said, it all depends on the surgery. [/quote]
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