Should I Adjust Medications Before ENT Surgery? - Ear Nose Throat Expert

Should I Adjust Medications Before ENT Surgery? Are you preparing for ear, nose, and throat surgery and unsure about how to handle your medications? In this video, we’ll explain everything you need to know about managing medications before ENT procedures. We’ll cover which medications may need to be paused, continued, or adjusted, and why proper medication management is essential for a safe and smooth surgery. You’ll learn about common medications like blood thinners, blood pressure medicines, pain relievers, supplements, and stimulants, and how they can affect your procedure. We’ll also share practical tips on how to prepare a detailed list of your medicines and the importance of consulting with your healthcare team for personalized advice. Whether you’re taking prescription drugs, over-the-counter medicines, or herbal supplements, understanding how to approach medication adjustments can help reduce risks and support a quicker recovery. This video is designed to help you feel more confident and informed as you prepare for your surgery day. Remember, always follow your doctor’s instructions and communicate openly with your medical team to ensure the best possible outcome. Stay informed and prepared for a successful surgery experience.

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