16. Post-operative Narcotic Management
June 23, 2017 10:12 pmOur office will be able to prescribe pain medication (ie. Percocet, Oxycodone, OxyContin, Tramadol, Nucynta, Dilaudid) for up to 3 Read More >
Our office will be able to prescribe pain medication (ie. Percocet, Oxycodone, OxyContin, Tramadol, Nucynta, Dilaudid) for up to 3 Read More >
• Narcotics are controlled substances and they cannot be phoned into the pharmacy. These prescriptions need to be escribed to Read More >
You may shower with the dressing that is on your incision once your return home. The visiting nurse will remove Read More >
Both hip and knee replacement patients should elevate the operative leg above the level of the heart for one to Read More >
Hospital Stay • Most patients are in the hospital for 1-2 nights. Once you clear physical therapy and you are Read More >
1. The following medications should be stopped prior to surgery. • Plavix: 7 days prior to surgery • Coumadin: 7 Read More >
Flying is recommended 6 weeks post surgery.
For the majority of our procedures, we recommend starting outpatient physical therapy within several days of your discharge from the Read More >
You will be given a waterproof dressing which will allow you to shower immediately. After 10 days, the dressing can Read More >
Generally, one can drive 4-6 weeks after surgery. After total hip replacement, driving is not advised until 6 weeks post-operative Read More >