Yes. There is no interaction between these two meds. The FDA website has accurate and easy to read info about very many medicines.
Motrin contains no acetaminophen. The main ingredient being Ibuprofen (also what Advil is made of). The two have no known negative effects when taken together. Don't take them at the same time, alternate them. To be completely safe, consult with your doctor or pharmacist before taking any drugs at the same time.
Yes you can, I do it every day and Im on the two right now. I recently took 16 mgs of buprenorphine in the form of subutex and half hour later took 400 mgs of ultram (tramadol). So the answer is yes you can. I do not recommend the doseages I described, your mileage may vary. There is a wealth of information of this subject of you Google tramadol suboxone bluelight.You MUST know that subutex is not the same thing as suboxone. Subutex does not contain naloxone, which can throw you into withdrawals if you take tramadol with it. I've been on suboxone for 101 days for....tramadol addiction. I know first-hand. If you take them together the naloxone will most likely negate any relief from the tramadol, or, if you are dependent on the tramadol like I was, it will throw you into ugly withdrawals.A bit more:The person who posted above is only half correct. You can take suboxone or subetex with tramadol, BUT only in a certain order. You must take the Suboxone/Subetex first, wait an hour or two for it to kick in, THEN take tramadol. However, the effect of the tramadol will be lessened greatly, which I will explain below.Taking Tramadol first and then Suboxone/Subetex will cause "precipitated withdrawal" (Basically, the tramadol is a stronger opiate, it's in your brain, then the suboxone comes and kicks it out, but suboxone is weaker, so you sudenly go into full blown withdrawals)It has nothing to do with the naloxone that is in Suboxone. It is not even absorbed into the bloodstream when taken sublingually.Finally, the Tramadol will not have the same effect. Suboxone works because it binds to the recepetors in your brain, without activating them completely. It holds on strong, so if you take something like Tramadol, it will have to compete with the suboxone for the receptors. Most of the Tramadol will not make it to your brain, so the effects you receive will be greatly lessened.You have to be VERY careful taking Subetex or Suboxone and other opiates. I have cut it as close as taking Suboxone 12 hours after using a normal opiate drug, HOWEVER, most doctors tell you to wait minimum 24 hours, or until you feel your in moderate stage withdrawal.
Yes you can take cocodamol and ibuprofen together, You should take the cocodamol in between taking the ibuprofen at four to six hour intervals. The ibuprofen is prescribed for arthritus as it is an anti inflamatory and the cocodamol is a pain killer.
Ibuprofen is fatal to dogs. DO NOT give human drugs to dogs. If your dog ate it, take it to the vet. It causes kidney and liver damage which may not appear right away but by the time it does it will be too late.
About 3 and a half to 4 hours
Well I took ibuprofen 400 mg and it felt like I was high
Ibuprofen and Naproxen are the same thing, both an hormonal, anti inflammatory and are the same active drug but in a slightly different form Naproxen being moderately stronger. Vicodin has AP in it generally in the 320-750 range which is very similar to the active In Naproxen, but it has Hydrocodon which is the narcotic, which is an opiate and a strong one at that, this giving the "narcotic Affect". You will not have similar affects taking The two together any where near Vicodin, and i would be very careful with taking them together low dosages 500 Naproxen and 400-600 Ibuprofen is the max and defiantly not good for your stomach make sure you take food to reduce damage.
Regular Motrin contains 200 mg of ibuprofen.
yes. 200+200=400, etc. the percentage of active ingredients is the same no matter the mass of the dosage.
20x20=400 40x10=400 5x80=400 2x200=400 1x400=400
The most i have ever been prescribed is 2000mg tablets, i was to take only one every 6 -8 hours. There are guidelines that are on the bottle of any medication. I suggest that you look there first, and start with the recommended dosage. As with anything if you take to much of it then it may cause harm to your body. If you have reoccurring pain and you are constantly in need of ibuprofen, or the dosage isn't working then I recommend you see your doctor. actually u can also take ibuprofen 400 mg tab that is also safe to take.it is one of the safest NSAID's
My neurologist STRONGLY opposes taking any aspirin, Motrin, Advil or ibuprofen with Lamictal. It is possible that it varies from person to person, but I personally am not allowed to. I checked two different drug interactions databases an the manufacturer's prescribing information and none of them list an interaction between the two. The safest thing is to ask the doctor who prescribed it.