toradol is the best choice but doctors will prefer if the patient is off methadone before giving other narcotic.
I had an operation a year ago and was on about 150 mill of methadone and they told me it was fine to dose but not to eat or drink anything else, actually I drank two cups of coffee and it was fine.
i dont know but its hell of a drug
It is an anesthetic liquid (pain killer) eyedrop used in eye surgery.
I was the first to go in for surgery (on 90mls of Methadone) & the last to wake up after. I was asleep an extra 4hrs after the last guy to wake who went in as the 4th patient.
You tell get someone to get the dirt on him. You find a good friend who is also a boy and then you get them to get close to them find out what they like. Then you adjust. Or you get plastic surgery. For you know, boobies.
Dilotid is a narcotic pain killer. My mother was on it after a surgery, and it took her about 2 days to get back to normal.
it is common practice to give narcotic analgesics by intravenous injection for the first 24-48 hours. This may be followed by oral narcotics for the next 24-48 hours, and then non-narcotic analgesics.
You already have it right.
No if you have already inform about your surgery then it cant but if not then in some cases, secondaly if the surgery had to be done in emergency then also you cant be fired.
No one can predict which narcotic will satisfactorily control pain. Some people react badly to Demerol, but negative reactions are possible with any strong medications for pain. Demerol is best for acute pain, such as immediately after surgery. But there are many other narcotic and non-narcotic medications better suited to chronic pain.
A surgeon.
I do believe surgery hastens dementia, especially in elderly who are already fragile and it may be that these patients have dementia prior to surgery and anaesthesia exacerbated the condition.