Acetaminophen (Tylenol)

There are some conflicting answers, but I've heard that Tylenol is bad for dogs. A vet told me - I'd say that counts for something. So don't give them something like that (or other human medicines) unless recommended by a vet.

I've heard aspirin is OK, but don't take my word for it. I've posted a link to ASPCA and they have an Animal Poison Control section.

The original answer stated that you could give many drugs to a dog with not much worry of harming the animal. That type of answering is kind of reckless. Of course there are several medicines which should not be given to animals, like dogs. Do not give something to your pet because somebody on the Internet said it's ok. Do some real research, call your vet.

Answer: Chances are you shouldn't be mixing the two.

Significantly stronger. These drugs are not in the same class. Be sure to follow your doctor's instructions. You might get Tylenol III with codeine, but the oxycodone is stronger than the codeine.

This depends on the pills themselves.

READ THE LABEL!

If you overdose on paracetamol, even if accidentally, once that gets in your system, there is nothing they can do to help you.

What happens is it effectively shuts down your kidneys and liver permanently. Once this happens, all the bodies natural toxins that would get filtered out by the kidneys and liver start to build up.

Eventually your body poisons itself, while this is going on, you will be in extreme agony, and there is little the doctors can do to save you.

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.

Baby aspirin do NOT use- Ibuprofen, Tylenol or Advil.. ONLY real 100% aspirin - regular strength if you can't find the baby

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No, paracetamol does not contain penicillin.

yes. 14 year olds can take advil. look on the back of the bottle for proper dosage. If the child is the average size and weight of an adult, he can take two. If he's still a bit small, one should do it.

You should avoid giving your dog Tylenol as it can mess with their kidneys and liver. You should consult with a veterinarian and give them Ibuprofen. The normal recommendation is 25mg per Kg of body weight. 1 Kilogram = 2.2 Lbs.

It all depends upon who is taking it. For some it isn't bad at all. For others it can be very bad. I know this from experience. I am missionary in Africa and I began taking an aspirin a day for blood pressure. My father has done this for years. I didn't realize that my mother can't handle it and I have the same problems as her. I began to feel bad and it got worse and worse as the weeks went on. After a few weeks and almost passing out twice, I began to study my symptoms. I was bleeding internally for weeks. I went to the doctor and the aspirin had created bleeding stomach ulcers. It also thins your blood, so they were bleeding good. Two nights later, I passed out at midnight while trying to go to the restroom and began to vomit blood. I was in the hospital for 6 days.

Many doctors told me that lots of people take aspirin with no problem but there are lots of people who shouldn't take it. So is it bad? Depends upon the person. I have since met a lot of people who have had similar problems to that which I had.

I doubt you would get high off of it. If you want a legal high try grinding up 2 or 3 whole fresh nutmegs and mix it with a hot drink like coffee then drink it. It is a strange high and can last for days.

Yes. Amoxicillin + Potassium Clavulanate (amox tr-k clv) is a member of the penicillin antibiotics, and can be taken with Tylenol.

Most Nyquil contains alcohol as a solution (unless you buy the alchol-free type), and metronidazole cannot be taken with alcohol. When taken together, nausea and increased heartbeats are potential side effects. The recommendation is that alcohol should not be taken until 3 days after you have finished your last dose of metronidazole, so a similar recommendation would be given for any Nyquil with alcohol content. If you are not certain, please reach out to your pharmacist for a more personal recommendation.

Tylenol contains acetaminophen. The maximum daily dose of acetaminophen must not exceed 4000 mg ('daily' means 24 hours). It is not recommended to take more than 1000 mg of acetaminophen at a time. The interval between 1000 mg doses should be about 6 hours. 500 mg doses can be taken more frequently, e.g. every four hours.

Each Tylenol 500 gelcap, etc, contains 500 mg of pure acetaminophen. So, the daily maximum is 8 doses of Tylenol 500, not more than two doses at a time. The less, the better, as acetaminophen is not good for the liver.

People that I know, that take Dexedrine, have taken Tylenol when they have had a headache. To my knowledge they have not experienced any adverse effects.

My doctor just perscribed both of these to me, so I would assume it is safe to take together, but I definatly recommend not to drive or do anything you need your brain for, the first time I took them together I slept for 14 hours straight.

Tylenol is an anti-inflammatory, pain killer, and fever reducing NSAID. Tylenol can make you sleepy and that may be where you're getting "relaxed" from. But in my expireinces, one extra strength Tylenol seemed to decrease feelings of anxiety and help me fall asleep better.

Yes. However, in the US, it it known by the generic name of acetaminophen. It can be obtained as a name brand medicine (such as Tylenol) or as a generic.

Although, Paxil(Paroxitine) is not an MAOI it is still highly reccommended to check with your primary care physician before taking any cold medications due to the fact that these medications contain multiple medicines to treat different symptoms. I would highly encourage a patient not to take these together as adverse reactions may occurr. So, the answer is NO. :-)

yes.

White, oval shaped pills marked "m366" are the generic form of the DEA Schedule 3 Controlled Substance Vicodin ES (Extra Strength), known generically as 7.5 mg Hydrocodone w/ 325mg Acetaminophen (Tylenol).

Known more commonly as a narcotic analgesic (or opiate analgesic) Vicodin ES is primarily prescribed for moderate - severe acute pain (short term pain) from an injury, post-surgery,

etc.