Yes it is. Toxic effects are said to be unlikely at less than 8000 mg but can be severe above 32000 mg (according to Wikipedia for a 80kg human). It would probably be fairly safe (in the scheme of overdoses) to take 5000mg ibuprofen every 6 hours for 24 hrs.
Depends on your size and weight, but if you take more than your doctor has recommended, or you take more than the packet advises, then there is a large chance that you will die. Also, do not take them with alcohol, as this can make your reaction worse. Make sure you are not allergic to any of the ingredients.
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Since Darvocet has Tylenol in it, you cannot take them within 4 hours of each other. Try alternating Darvocet with ibuprofen - take the ibuprofen every 6 to 8 hours, and if you need Darvocet, take it at least 3 hours after the ibuprofen. That way, you won't get too much Tylenol, but it will relieve your pain better.
The maximum amount of ibuprofen in 24 hours is 3200 mg
Yes it is possible
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5 hours 33 minutes.
2500 of them.
About 20000 mph
About 333 minutes, which is about five hours.
There were 20000*(1+340/100) = 20000*4.4 = 88000
The dose of ibuprofen is normally three to four times a day. So two tablets in less than 24 hours should do no damage to you in normal course. some patients get rash all over the body due to ibuprofen. Few others get spasm of the bronchial tree. They should not take the ibuprofen tablets.
20,000 hours is just over 833 days (833.333333333 days)