Acetaminophen (Tylenol)

Nurofen is a pain reliever whose active ingredient is ibuprofen, while phenergan is an anti-nausea drug. There is probably no reason why you couldn't take them together.

However, don't go to Wikianswers for medical advice; talk to your doctor and pharmacist to ensure that these are the right drugs for you, and that they won't interact with any of your other medications.

Well, it could have a negative affect on your liver. You really should get the advise of a physician. Every one's body - while similar - have differences to include tolerance to medication and drugs. What affects one person, may not affect another, and vice versus. Your medical history is critical, and no one on this site knows it. Thus, do not take a chance with your health. Ask your doctor.

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Tylenol has Acetaminophen in it.

Ibuprofen has Acetaminophen in it.

Even Norcos and Vicodin have Acetaminophen in them.

Acetaminophen is used for anti-inflammatory purposes.

So your question is phrased weird, but there ya go!

A suicide attempt with Tylenol is painful. Nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, and irritability are all symptoms of an overdose. Tylenol affects the liver and may cause the liver to fail requiring a transplant, and they will experience all the symptoms of liver failure including jaundice, diarrhea, swollen abdomen, easy bleeding, fatigue, and mental conditions. Tylenol may also cause kidney, heart, and multiple organ failure. People who survive a Tylenol suicide attempt regret the attempt greatly.

You can but... I know there may be a depressed respiratory system issue when combining these two drugs. You wont want to be taking them long term together anyway, since sleep inducing drugs and codeine mixed will impair you, inhibiting your normal life. With that all said: I am taking a very reduced dose of trazodone to get to sleep tonight since the Tylenol #3s wear off in four hours and I'm not interested in waking up in the middle of the night with severe pain ( dental surgery yesterday) but I am highly sensitive to trazodone, I rarely take it.

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it really depends on the type of pain reliever. if it is anything over the counter like Motrin or Tylenol then it isn't recommended that you ever exceed 4000mg a day. liver damage and failure happens at that point,

if it is any prescription pain reliever such as percocet, oxycodone, hydrocodone, morphine or Oxycontin than you must be very careful. these are narcotic opiate pain killers and overdose is very common. There is a very thin line with these and what kills one person might not kill you. it is never safe to take more than prescribed but it is extremely common. It would depend on your body weight and how often you take pain killers to say how many milligrams is safe for you. Its always a better idea to just take the recommended dose and follow all directions your doctor gives you.

Since the Slim Quick brand of weight loss medication hasn't been approved by the FDA (food and drug administration) it would be wise to talk to your doctor about interacting Slim Quick with any other medication.

I have tried taking 3, and it did not. Be very careful though, that stuff can really damage you.

Nurotin,Norco taken together for a long time

No. Darvocet is a pain relieving drug, not anti-inflammatory. Darvocet contains codeine, which is meant to relieve pain, not so much for inflammation. See if you can get some 800mg Motrin instead. Even for a pain reliever, Darvocet isn't very strong....seems to work well as a mild pain reliever for females though.

0.14 tsp

1 milliliter equals 0.202 US teaspoons.

1 teaspoon is 4.928 milliliters

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It even is the Only painkiller that is ok for pregnant woman to use, if you are not exceeding the dosage limits.

If you are in pain for 3 days or more, contact medical help immediately!

This advise was given to me (pregnant) by the ER Nurses that treated me @ the hospital and a separate doctor.

Any that are classified as "anti-inflammatory".

Ayraayra: Also there are 2 main types of anti-inflammatory medication; (NSAID's) non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, and steroids that decrease inflammation but also suppress the immune system

No. The highest dose of acetaminophen without a doctor's supervision is 3000 mg, and it is 4000 mg with a doctor's orders. Any higher than that, the risk of acetaminophen poisoning with severe, irreversible liver damage can occur. If you are taking higher these doses under the conditions, please check to see if you have jaundice (yellow skin and eyes) and consult a doctor as soon as possible.

When a woman is on her period (menstrual cycle) her body, depending on the person, cramps up a lot. These cramps are from her body contracting and squeezing to release blood. Midol and Pamprin were made to help make the cramps not as painful. I've taken both, and in my humble opinion Midol is much better.

Also, according to a close friend, if a male takes Midol he gets an instant erection or...boner. Though I wouldn't recommend taking Midol if you're a guy - it was designed for a female's body.

you should be fine i am. aspirin is a blood thinner and anti inflamitory medication as well as a pain killer the blood thining properties are why they say take aspirin to help stop a heart attack we are not talking ibuprophin it works differenty aspirin was i heard used in its natural form found in willow bark by the Indians to make willow bark tea to help with arthritis thus using the anti inflamitory properties thought i am told it was bitter as could be it had natural buffers in place so you could almost drink it all day long

penicillin is a anitibiotic

A person that is in severe pain for arthritis should be working closely with their specialist. The specialist will decide what is best for each individual patient. Exercise is extremely important for people with arthritis and it's true when they say 'if you don't use it you lose it.' Go for slow walks, do exercises in water (such a pools) as the body is more buoyant. Mild stretching exercises. Doing light chores around home and then taking a rest in between, but keep moving! Pain medication for arthritic individuals can be extremely hard on the stomach, liver and kidneys so it's important to work with your specialist.

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The time it takes tylenol regular strength to dissolve depends on factors such as metabolism, how empty of full the stomach is, weight and age. However, the time it takes to dissolve is generally between 25 and 30 minutes.

Some drugs lose their potency over time. Others can decompose into potentially harmful compounds, though this is rare. It's usually a matter of effectiveness.

The reason that most drugs remain effective long after the expiration date is that the FDA requires the drugs to be tested for effectiveness over time. Most drug manufacturers don't test beyond a year or two past the date of manufacture. It's like a warranty period. After the expiration date, the drug is "out of warranty". But it might still work just fine.

Drugs like aspirin and Tylenol have been around for many years, so why the short expiration? We know they have a long shelf life. It's because every time the manufacturer changes its packaging or formulation (pill shape, pill type (tablet vs capsule), and a variety of other things), the testing process has to start over from time zero.

So the expiration date really only states how long a particular formulation has been tested, and how long the manufacturer is willing (or the government requires) to guarantee its effectiveness.

Tylenol is particularly hard on your liver. The maximum daily dosage is 4 grams, which is still under debate at present (for being too high a dosage). As far as safety goes, you should be asking your doctor this question. One can read the directions on the box, and follow what they say, and the assumption is that you will be "safe" (no negative health effects), but if you take anything, any pill, any drug, even a vitamin, for months straight, there is going to be some kind of effect on your health, be it harmful or otherwise. Personally, I would not take Tylenol every day for a week, much less for months at a time.

Tylenol is Paracetamol. You should not exceed the recommended dose of 4g per day. The normal dose of Paracetamol 500mg tablet is ONE to TWO tablets every FOUR to SIX hours when required

Maximum Tylenol (acetaminophen or Paracetamol) a normal adult can take is 4000 milligrams (mg) or 4 grams (g). Normal dose is ONE to TWO tablets every FOUR to SIX hours when required. MAX of 8 tablets per day

If you dont understand the above answer consult a qualified physician.

The maximum dose is 4 g (4000 mg); this would be equivalent to 8 extra strength tablets.

Although long term use at this dose is common in the UK, it can cause serious liver damage over decades of use.

It should be noted this is the advised maximum. Lethal doses are considered to be between 6000 mg and 10000 mg depending on one's own liver conditions. If you drink, I would be very cautious with Tylenol and only take when necessary because of the damage the two can cause together.

An alternative for those with impaired liver function (alcohol, liver disease, etc.) would be Advil (ibuprofen), or Aspirin (ASA). They have their own cautions, such as ASA is hard on the stomach, but it would be a definite consideration for those who cannot afford being hard on their livers with Acetaminophen.