Acetaminophen (Tylenol)

Tylenol is just the over the counter pain reliever. Whereas the Tylenol with codeine is that same plus a low dose of codeine which is a low level opiate, similar to a percacet but a much lower dose. The codeine can get you high but unless properly extracted from the Tylenol cab be fatal on the liver when used in excess

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.

No, Tylenol (acetaminophen) is typically not picked up on a drug test. However, you should always bring your current prescription meds you are taking to a drug test so that they can be documented at that time. Even if something does pop on a test, if it is a legally prescribed or over the counter medication, it won't be counted against you passing.

No, naproxen is an entirely different drug. It is commonly known under the brand name, Aleve, and is used to treat pain and inflammation.

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Nothing, as long as your doctor says you can have either of the medications (i.e. no liver, kidney, or bleeding issues). These medications actually do not interact because they work by different mechanisms in your body.

Not recommended - due to significant irritation of the nasal passages.

The chemicals in marijuana are metabolized by the liver. Excess or prolonged use of Tylenol can aversely affect liver function, reducing metabolization rates, and in extreme cases cause liver failure.

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Depends on how much you are taking. Nyquil has aceteminephen (sp?)in it too so you should see what the total dose is that you have taken. The Tylenol bottle should have a dosage chart on it with the 'maximum dose' you should ingest. Too much acetaminephen can damage your kidneys and/or liver. If you drink alcohol be sure to read the warning on both medicine packages. For sore throat pain I have better relief with Ibuprophen (Advil

Yes. Tylenol PM is a branded product which contains two active ingredients: acetaminophen and diphenhydramine. Both have upper limits on safety and overdose is possible. Read and follow all labeling. If you suspect overdose, contact poison control.

The question is not clear... but there is no aspirin in xanax, and there is no xanax in aspirin.

Yes, ibuprofen has the side effect of keeping we awake. It's much better than caffeine for me since I don't get jittery with it.

- no it knocks me out , i can sleep for hours after i take it.

-It keeps me awake also. It's the only way I can pull an all-nighter, and it's without Caffeine.

Ibuprofen would be closest, but aspirin is better

Aleve and all NSAIDS are not recommended to be used with Caffeine and other diuretics because they all stress your kidneys.

Yes just not in mass doses.

Yes you can; and there shouldn't be any side effects unless you have an allergy to one or the other of the medications. Penicillin should only be taken while under a doctor's care. Tylenol should only be taken exactly according to the directions; the difference between a correct dose and a potentially serious overdose is remarkably slim with acetaminophen (paracetamol) products.

According to the Pharmacist, yes you can.

You die 30 seconds later.

Tylenol is usually already in most OTC cough syrups, you'll want to watch how much you take as Tylenol is toxic in high doses and can seriously damage your liver, not to mention kill you. (4000mgs+)

Yes. If you're sure it was Fiorinal, which has aspirin.

Fioricet, has acetaminophen, which is Tylenol. So, please be aware that 4000mg within 24 hours (1000mg every 6 hours) is the maximum safe dose.

Also, since the pregnancy category was checked off, please make sure you're OB/GYN is aware that you have a medication containing aspirin that you use. There are some people where low-dose aspirin is a therapy used during pregnancy, but it is normally avoided.

If you have a normal kidney function, it takes up to 4 hours for half of the ingested paracetamol to exit your system. At this point, it will have lost any noticeable effects on the body, however a small concentration will persist for a longer time.

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.

Yes, you can, it is a safe combination.

You could, but it would not have much of an effect. Aspirin is prescribed for heart problems because of its anticlotting abilities; acetaminophen does not have any real medical use aside from being a good painkiller (the only trait the two drugs share).