That is something your surgeon and anesthesiologist should decide. DO NOT take any medications before your surgery without your doctors knowledge, as you may end up spending the rest of your life in a coma.
muscle relaxers work best
If you have a herniated disc, the treatments include over the counter medications, narcotics, nerve pain medications, muscle relaxers, and cortisone injections. Physical therapy may be an option and if that doesn't work, surgery.
You do not buy relaxers based on the colour of your hair.
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The best relaxers or Affirm, Mizani, and Phytospecific. All three are expensive, and I cant seem to find them anywhere but a salon. For at home relaxers, I don't know but do go with Motions.
The site of the surgery depends upon the nature of surgery and should best be left for the Surgeon to decide
its not a muscle relaxer per sae! but lyrica(pregabalin) is the best for neuropathic pain also lyrica has a synergystic effect with most opiate painkillers as do all common benzodiadapines which are a type of muscle relaxant such as diazepam(vallium), midazolam(dormicum), lorazepam(ativan). or, out and out muscle relaxers which will work better with narcotics because they will still carry incidance of synergystic effects but offer less sedation and more relaxation, the most potant muscle relaxer/antispasmotic is baclofen.
The best relaxers brand are up to you. There are some good relaxers but you need to get one that works well on your hair and hair type. Cocoa Keratin Kit is a good quality hair relaxer but in general no base chemical relaxers are the choice of Salons professionals because they are much more gentle on the hair and scalp.
Which of their relaxers are you asking abt? You're best bet is to contact them at 770-981-8722 for more information. They've been very helpful to me!
There does not appear to be a significant difference between drugs when they are used for blood pressure reduction during surgery.
If your hair is relaxed enough, then you don't have to use relaxers any more in it.
Opinions may vary depending upon what was done during surgery. Best person to ask is the Surgeon or his team who did the operation