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Prostadine Before Prostate Surgery: Tell Your Care Team
Prostadine before prostate surgery is a topic for your surgeon and anesthesia team, not for a web page. No study covers the drops around an operation, and no amounts are printed. Supplements can pose risks during surgery, so tell the team about Prostadine as soon as the date is set, and follow their advice on when to stop.
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Should you tell your surgeon about Prostadine before prostate surgery?
Yes, tell your surgeon and anesthesia team about Prostadine, and about every other supplement. NCCIH advises telling all providers about supplements, especially before surgery (NCCIH, Using Dietary Supplements Wisely).
FDA gives the reason: supplements can interact with medicines, interfere with lab tests and pose risks during surgery (FDA 101: Dietary Supplements). Prostadine has nine ingredients with no printed amounts, so the team cannot judge the dose and has to ask.
The table shows why each group of ingredients could matter to a surgical team. It is a list of questions, not a list of known harms.
| Ingredient group | Question for the team |
|---|---|
| Pomegranate | Reports with warfarin; effect on drug handling |
| Saw palmetto | Herbal product with unknown effect on bleeding |
| Iodine and four seaweeds | Thyroid effects of high iodine |
| Shilajit, neem | Little safety data |
When should you stop supplements before surgery?
Only your surgical team can tell you when to stop, because the answer depends on the operation, your health and your other medicines. We cannot give a number of days for Prostadine.
The reason a date exists is practical. Some supplements affect bleeding or interact with anesthesia drugs, and the team plans around what you take. The thyroid matters too, since Prostadine lists iodine and four seaweeds, and the total iodine is unknown (NIH ODS, Iodine).
Do not guess. Ask at the pre-operative visit, and ask for the instruction in writing.
Do not stop tamsulosin, finasteride, a blood thinner or a thyroid medicine on your own before surgery. Ask your doctor or pharmacist what to do with each one.
What should you share and when?
Share the supplement list as soon as surgery is planned, then repeat it at each visit. Early notice gives the team time to plan.
- When the date is set
Tell the surgeon about Prostadine and bring the ingredient list.
- Pre-operative visit
Show the bottle or a photo. Ask exactly when to stop.
- Day of surgery
Tell the anesthesia team again, in case notes were missed.
- Recovery
Ask before you restart. Your needs may change.
Our guide to supplements and prostate medicines has a longer question list.
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See packsShould a supplement delay a needed operation?
No supplement should delay care your surgeon has recommended. Drops do not replace a procedure, and the sales page does not claim they do.
If you are waiting for surgery and your symptoms change, call the surgeon. Same-day care is needed for blood in the urine, fever or chills with painful urination, or severe belly, back or side pain. If you cannot pass urine at all, go to the emergency room.
Read the side effects page for more signs, and the disclaimer for how to use this site.
If you still want the drops after the operation, ask the team first. The 60-day guarantee leaves room to wait.
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FAQ01
Quick answers on Prostadine and surgery
Does Prostadine affect anesthesia?
We found no study on it. The concern is general: herbal products can change how some drugs are handled, so the anesthesia team needs the ingredient list. Tell them about Prostadine at the pre-operative visit, not for the first time on the day.
Do I need to tell the team about a supplement I take only once a day?
Yes. Frequency does not matter for disclosure. A single daily dose of any supplement belongs on your medicine list. Include the name, the form, the ingredients and the date you started, even if the dose is small.
Can I restart Prostadine right after prostate surgery?
Wait for your surgeon's answer. Recovery may involve new medicines, catheter care and changing symptoms, so a supplement that was fine before may not be fine now. Ask at your first follow-up visit.
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