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I have diabetes insipidus,should i take my nazal spray(antidiurethic) before op(i'm scheduled for microdiscectomy)?
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Depends: Deends on the exact medication you are referring to, but in general, any unnecessary meds should be discontinued prior to surgery. Double check with your drs.. Best Wishes on the surgery !
Answered 9/29/2016
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