Acetaminophen (Tylenol)

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).

About 4000. :-)

There is a synthetic narcotic called 'dextromethorphan' which is found in cough syrups, but not tylenol. In older cough medicines, and tylenol, there was a narcotic by the name of 'codeine'. Hope I helped.

I'm no vet, but I certainly wouldn't give my pet any human medications. I could kill them. Ask your vet about any concerns you have with your pet before giving it anything to treat a sickness.

Advil, Motrin and a few others are all a brand name for the non-steroidal anti-inflammatory (NSAIDs) Ibuprofen.

"Toxic effects are unlikely at doses below 100 mg/kg, but can be severe above 400 mg/kg (around 150 tablets of 200 mg units for an average man);[26] however, large doses do not indicate the clinical course is likely to be lethal.[27] It is not possible to determine a precise lethal dose, as this may vary with age, weight, and concomitant diseases of the individual patient."

Quoted from wikipedia

What you will need.....

-T3

-Tinfoil

-Lighter

-Straw

Put the t3 on top of the tinfoil sheet. Light the bottom of the tinfoil, and tilt the tinfoil. The T3 will begin to melt, and fall down the tinfoil. Off the melted T3, there will be steam. This is where you will follow the T3 RIGHT behind it with the straw, and inhale.

Ethyl alcohol is the only alcohol used in medications that must be ingested.

Yes. They are two different compounds that work well together.

So well that some formulations of tramadol contain acetaminophen already, going under the brand name Ultracet. So make sure you read the label before you add more acetaminphen/Tylenol (or even take Nyquil). If you see tramadol + APAP, this means you have that generic formulation. Acetaminophen can do severe liver damage (to the point of killing you). It has a daily limit of 4000mg. 3000mg if you are going to be using it every day.

Tramadol is a special kind of opiate, where it works both like morphine and also on serotonin receptions. Therefore, there IS a daily limit, and it can potentially interact with SSRI/SNRI medications, as well as the tripan migraine medications (which also work on serotonin receptors). Supplements such as St. John's Wort work on serotonin receptors as well. It is important to make sure your prescribing physician knows everything you are taking and to follow the prescribing advice on how much to take.

Acetaminophen has many uses, most as a pain killer, as for my chronic back condition. But before you take it ask a pharmacist what would be the best treatment for the condition that is bothering you, or your family Doctor.

Apothecary measurements used grains, which measured (1 grain = 65mg), for all other medications, excluding Aspirin which is the same as Tylenol. Therefore, 10 grains of Tylenol is 650mg. This turns out to be one maximum strength Tylenol pill.

Nelson final year nursing student.

Apparently so, since the active ingredient in Tylenol, acetaminophen, is used in combination with aspirin, in Anacin Advanced (250 mg acetaminophen, 250 mg aspirin and 65 mg caffeine.) sources - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anacin http://www.anacin.com/anacin-advanced-headache-formula.cfm

no, unless you want to have your stomach pumped