Instructions Before Hospital Surgery. Medications Not To Take Before Surgery. Aspirin and âAspirin-likeâ products. Do not take aspirin or non-steroidal âaspirin-likeâ products for ten days prior to surgery. Aspirin or non-steroidal âaspirin-likeâ products prevent blood from clotting properly. Taking these medications can cause excessive bruising and swelling. Medications which contain aspirin or âaspirin-likeâ products must be discontinued ten days prior to surgery. However, if you are taking medication under the advice of a physician please do not discontinue this medication before discussing it with your physician.
Other benign conditions that may be the result of a hyperechoic liver lesion include a hepatic adenoma, focal fatty change, and an inflammatory pseudotumor of the liver, according to Radiopaedia.org.
Back to Top Symptoms. Often hyperparathyroidism is diagnosed before symptoms occur. Symptoms are mostly caused by damage to organs from high calcium levels in the blood, or by the loss of calcium from the bones. Symptoms can include: 1  Bone pain or tenderness. 2  Depression and forgetfulness. 3  Feeling tired, ill, and weak. 4  Fragile bones of the limbs and spine that can break easily. 5  Increased amount of urine produced. 6  Kidney stones. 7  Nausea and loss of appetite.