Excedrin PM contains acetaminophen (Tylenol) and diphenhydramine (Benadryl).
It can be taken nightly with minimal risk, however, if you feel the need to take something for pain and sleep every night, you should speak with your doctor.
Yes and no. If you are in pain and can't sleep as a result, go for the recommended dose. If you just can't sleep, spare your liver and get generic diphenhydramine (benedryl), as this is the ingredient that makes you fall asleep. It is safe for long term use on its own, but getting to the root of your sleeplessness is important.
Yes, Tylenol PM/cold products contain acetaminophen and antihistamines with or without decongestants, and would be OK to take with the antidepressant Effexor.
If you are twelve years or older it is safe to take two tylenol pm's regardless of how much you weigh.
You shouldn't be doing cocaine. So in other words, no it is not safe to take Tylenol PM with Cocaine. If you've done cocaine and are finding it hard to slow yourself down, take a warm bath and drink some hot fluids (avoid Coffee).
Yes, you can take Lorazepam with Excedrin PM. Lorazepam is an anti-anxiety medication. Excedrin PM contains acetaminophen (Tylenol) and diphenhydramine (Benadryl). Both are safe to take with Lorazepam.
Advil PM might contains an antihistaminic drug that enhance adverse effects of Ativan (dizziness, sedating, nausea). It is not dangerous, but you might avoid that.
Yes. Goody's contain Acetaminophen..this is the same ingredient utilized in Tylenol. Tylenol is safe to take with warfarin. If you have sleeplessness...Tylenol PM is safe as well.
Lol no!
WARNING! If you have sleep apnea this would be a dangerous combo! Otherwise, moderate doses of each, yes. Example 10/325 Percocet + one Bayer PM = deep sleep.
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NO absolutely not
Regular Tylenol is the only pain reliever that is considered safe for pregnancy. Consult your Dr for further advice.
I am not a physician, but bendryl has diphenhydramine in it and it is safe to take with flexeril but u should always ask ur Dr.