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Typical Carcinoid Tumor in Lungs

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@jhhaas
Thank you so much for your experience. I guess there is a light at the end of a tunnel. I didn't take oxy at rehab and only 2.5 mg at home three times. I took Tylenol, but could not take an NSAID because I'm on Eliquis. I can't take Gabapentin because it would trigger afib which happened during the surgery and it took three weeks to convert back. So all I can do is wait. Thanks again.

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@pekoe01 no problem, glad my experience helped you. The hospital sent me home with oxy, and it didn’t help. I think maybe I took one pill and it just made me spacey, but didn’t take away the pain and discomfort. When I told my doctor he ordered gabapentin, I did take that for about five days but Stopped because it wasn’t really helping the thing that helped the most was the Tylenol and Advil, but ultimately, a little exercise in the form of light walking, and time, was really all that helped it. I could do just about anything after three or four months, but it really took about six months for me to realize I didn’t hurt anymore, just MINOR inconveniences that were easier to deal with. Be patient, healing will come. Best wishes.!