Post Spinal Fusion

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Post Spinal Fusion

Asked for Female, 17 Years

I had a spinal fusion about a month ago and I’m not supposed to take Advil or naproxen since they are anti flammatories and would not help my fusion which relies on that for the process. However, I just got my period and the cramps are terrible and normally I take Advil or naproxen but what should I take instead?

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Dr. Mohit Garg Joint Replacement Surgeon 6 yrs exp Bathinda · Accepted Answer

Dr. Mohit Garg

Joint Replacement Surgeon 6 yrs exp Bathinda

U can take naproxen for 1-2 days Short term intake of naproxen will not affect your healing of fusion surgery

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