I have and it is probably safe, but this was under doctor's advice. Always check with your doctor when combining over the counter and prescription drugs. There are a great many possible interactions especially if you have certain medical conditions, high blood pressure, Diabetes, heart conditions, etc.
No one online can or should tell you what meds can be taken with another medication. That is called "prescribing" and only licensed physicians can prescribe for his or her patients. Call your doctor for further instructions. Both of these are narcotics and shouldn't be taken together without your doctor's approval.
It all depends on how many milligrams your Oxycontin is. For example if you take a Oxycontin 60 MG. You could take Six 10/325 MG Percocet(the 325 of Tylenol with equals to almost 2000mg of Tylenol which is 4 extra strength Tylenol...not safe) , four 15 MG Roxicodone two 30 MG Roxicodone. Oxycontin main ingredient is oxycodone I DO NOT RECOMMEND DOING THIS. PLEASE TALK TO YOUR DOCTOR.
Yes. The two are very different and act on different parts of the body. Everyone is different as to how they react to drugs but typically these two are very safe to take together when taken appropriately.
Yes, many people are prescribed Oxycontin as well as Vicodin or Percocet (which contains Tylenol) for breakthrough pain. It is a safe combination.
i did this this morning just to give you an answer (yes I'm stupid) I'm 15 and for 3hr 44min (est.) i was fighting litterally fighting to stay awake and not vomit in my parents car. once i ate something i felt a little better numb as i would be taking 4 advil cold & sinus (800mg ibuprofen, 120mg HCI) it was something i don't want to do again! You should not take more than a 1,000mg of Tylenol in one dose.
Yes, but it wouldn't be safe since they are really strong painkillers and can be harmful to your body. remember they don't reduce the pain, just cut out signals of pain to the brain.
Zanaflex contains Tizanidine HCL (Hydrochloride a salt). It is safe to take with Tylenol, however, Zanaflex will delay the onset (Cmax) of Tylenol. Generally the delay is around 15 minutes, so expect the Tylenol to take anywhere from 15-60 minutes to activate (depending on metabolism rate). With Tylenol, never consume more than 4g (4000mg) or 8 - extra strength (500 mg) tablets in any 24 hour period. Before adding any new medications to your regime you need to speak to your Doctor about any potential side effects, interactions, or contraindications regarding the addition of any new medications.
Percocet doesn't come in a dosage of 30 - it comes in 2.5, 5, 7.5, and 10mg tabs, in addition to the amount of Tylenol it contains (usually 325 or 650mg's). However, OxyContin is a chronic pain drug (lasting 8-12hrs) while Percocet is for acute and breakthrough pain, and Percocet or Vicodin is often prescribed as a breakthrough med with OxyContin, usually in 2.5 or 5mg doses. OxyContin is a timed-release version of Oxycodone, which is the primary drug in Percocet, which is a combination of Oxycodone and Tylenol.
It is not advisable to take any medications without consulting with your OBGYN, Midwife, or General Doctor. Tylenol (Acetaminophen) is known to be secreted though the placental walls and into the womb. However, contact your doctor before beginning or stopping any medications.
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No, it isn't. Tylenol is toxic to dogs.
Yes, this is safe to do. Oxycontin and Remicade have no known drug interactions. Remember to be careful when using Oxycontin. Oxycontin is a very powerful pain medicine and can really hurt you if it is misused. Dr. Jacob M. Deese, MD
Tylenol pm is pregnancy category B, which means that the drug has not been shown to cause any problems in animals, or there have been problems in animals, but studies in women have not shown any problems. Typically, Tylenol is thought to be safe in pregnancy. However, one should not take more than the recommended amount. Please see your Obstetrician for any concerns about taking medications during pregnancy.