Should I stop all medicines before surgery?
No. Stop or continue medicines only as advised by your doctor or anaesthesia team.
General Health Topics
A practical checklist for patients preparing for orthopaedic surgery, admission, medicines and family support.
Patients should bring previous prescriptions, investigation reports, imaging films, insurance documents, allergy history and a list of current medicines. Diabetic, blood pressure and blood thinner medicines should be discussed with the treating team.
Family members should clarify admission time, fasting instructions, expected stay, approximate package details and post-discharge support.
Ask what procedure is planned, why it is advised, what alternatives exist, expected recovery, risks, implant details if relevant and follow-up schedule.
Clear communication helps patients feel prepared and reduces confusion during admission.
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At home, arrange a clean sleeping area, safe bathroom access, transport for follow-up and help for early daily activities.
This article is for patient education only. Diagnosis, treatment choice and surgery suitability must be decided after consultation, examination and required investigations.
FAQs
No. Stop or continue medicines only as advised by your doctor or anaesthesia team.
Cashless approval depends on insurer/TPA process and document completeness.
Ask about procedure, stay duration, medicines, warning signs, physiotherapy and follow-up date.
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