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Hello doctor, my ACL reconstruction surgery has been planned next month. I'm currently on medicines for psychic illnesses. My medicines are: LURAMAX 40, ARPIZOL and SIZOPIN... Should I stop these medicines before the surgery? If so how long should I stop these medicines before the surgery?.. What are the possible complications of the medicines during surgery?... Please help me. Thank you..
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In my opinion u can go for your acl reconstruction without thinking too much as dere are no such complications of Dese medications...but do let ur pschyatrist informed about ur surgery so if he needs to give u some lighter version medication before surgery so he can do that jst to make u ready for the surgery... get well soon take care...
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ACL reconstruction surgery per say is a safe surgery and has no relation to other illness. These medicines do not interfere with surgery but may require modification for one or two days in view of anaesthesia and antibiotics. Please consult your psychiatrist for the necessary modification.
Take care and Best our luck for the surgery
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