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I am scheduled to have my top two wisdom teethe removed. I ...
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I am scheduled to have my top two wisdom teethe removed. I take 50 mg. of Amitrityline nightly for prevention of migraines. I told my oral surgeon and my doctor who both told me it "shouldn't" be a problem but be sure to tell the anesthiologist the day of surgery. I am a littel afraid of an adverse reaction. What is lth eliklihood of an advers reaction?

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I did do some research and found that the "common" drugs used by an Anesthesiologist are not drug and/or medications listed as medications NOT to take with your Amitrityline. However you still need to let the Anesthesiologist know, as he/she will ask if you are on any medications anyways. Plus if you are having general anesthesia, you will only be out for about 10 min or so, it's a very short time, so the amount of medication you get won't be that bad either.

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