Randomization All subjects will be scheduled for surgery by their surgeon. Consenting patients who meet inclusion criteria will be randomized into one of two arms: "routine opiate prescription" or "decreased opiate prescription" according to a computer-generated randomization schedule with random block sizes with the use of the JMP statistical software. The routine arm will receive twenty-eight tabs of oxycodone at discharge - thirty was the usual number prescribed for these surgeries, but new opiate prescribing guidelines limit the amount prescribed as 28 tablets based on morphine equivalent doses and a 7 day prescription limit. The decreased prescription arm will receive five tabs of oxycodone. All subjects will be instructed to use the opiate pills only as a back-up pain plan after the NSAID and acetaminophen. All subjects will be instructed to use the same schedule: schedule ibuprofen and acetaminophen for 3 days followed by these as needed. Subjects will have their prescriptions filled on day of discharge at the Cleveland Clinic pharmacy based on the randomization in addition to the following medications that per protocol all patients will receive unless contraindicated due to allergy/medication interaction: Colace (100mg tablets to take PO BID, #60), Miralax (17gm packets to take PO daily, #30), and ibuprofen (600mg tablets to take PO every 6 hours for 3 days postoperatively then as needed, #60. The use of scheduled NSAIDs is based on benefit of multimodal therapy in an effort to minimize opiate use. Despite these medications' potential effect to decrease effect seen between the study groups, their use in the trial provides increased clinical applicability.