4 weeks out - Tylenol
on 3/28/18 9:57 am
You should always call your team but I took Tylenol cold and sinus at about that time and I was just fine. Feel better!
referred Jan 2016 intake May 2016 left programme returned June 2017 final pre-sx class Oct 2017 surgeon appt Oct 2017
Opti Wt Nov 4/17 226 lbs BMI 45 Sx Wt 212 lbs RNY surgery Nov 23/17 M1 -18 M2-9 M3-10 M4-8 M5-6 M6-7 M7-6 M8-3 M9-1(so far) Down to within one pound of my goal and 99 lbs down from my highest weight. I was not a fast loser but who cares as long as you get there! I know the newbies check the trackers and the signatures so although I kind of lost track of how the rest of the weight came off, you should know that it was not fast and furious but it was slow and steady!
current BMI 24.7 that, my friends, is NORMAL!!! Strong is the new pretty!
For sure you can take Tylenol. If you have problems with large pills get a pill splitter, I have one and still use it to this day splitting big pills.
Sorry about your headache, hope you are feeling better soon. Make sure you are on top of your water, headaches can be a sign of dehydration.
Daisy 
5'5" HW: 290 SW: 254 CW: 120
Nov 15, 2013: RNY - Toronto Western Hospital, Nov 2, 2017: Gallbladder removal & hernia repair
Sept 7, 2023: three +1 hernia's repaired in bowel
10+ years post op, living & loving life! 
I was told I could take tylenol in the hospital, the patient in the bed beside we was only getting that for pain, I have a prescription for Tylenol 3 for arthritis pain and was told I could take that too, the only reason for crushing is if you can't swallow the pills.
57 - 6'0" - HW:288 SW:260 CW:185
TWH: Referral Aug. '16, Orientation - Nov. 30 '16, Surgeon Oct. 6 '17, Start Optifast Feb. 5'18 - Surgery Feb. 26'18
Opti -25; M1 -23; M2 -17; M3 -7; M4 -5; M5 -5; M6 -6; M7 -0; M8 -2; M9 -0; M10 -2; M11-0; M12-4;
I've been swallowing pills since the day after surgery (my surgeon said it was fine). I'm 4w post op as well and still don't have a problem swallowing them.
Feel better!
Referral to Sudbury: April 28th 2017, Orientation: July 19th 2017, 1:1's: Dec 14th 2017, Follow up with NP: Jan 9th OTN: Jan 18th, Pre-Op: Feb 12th, Surgery: Feb 27th - 2 weeks of Opti. Hospital: St. Joseph's TO with Dr Sullivan.
Height: 5'11, age 38. SW: 323lb CW:196lb
I'm not sure about swallowing pills, but I seem to remember that on a high protein/low carb meal plan your body processes salt differently and it probably is dehydration. The soup you had probably helped a lot with that.
Double check with your team, but ask them if you should increase your salt intake- weird, but I've heard it happens......
