Acetaminophen (Tylenol)

One should not drink alcohol while they are taking anti inflammatory drugs.

You should ask your doctor before taking any new medications, especially if you already take other medications.

350-420 mg

no Tylenol is drug use for pain killer for the pain reliever

Our pediatrician recommends Tylenol over Ibuprofen because the Ibuprofen has more possible side effects, such as dehydration. As for Tylenol, there may be some issues with the liver. Either way, use medication sparingly.

the best pain killer for someone who has been in a car accident is oxycodone(percocet)!

Yes, but if there is swelling ibuprofen would work better because it is an anti-inflammatory drug.

Go to the doctor. Right now. You have a concussion. (How hard did you hit the door? Man!)

Most likely not much. If you took the reccommend amount.

Yes, this combination is fine to take together, just make sure you stick to the recommended doses, and stay under the daily maximum dosage.

At higher doses of drug combinations such as 1 gram of aspirin and 1 gram of Tylenol/paracetamol the body has difficulty breaking down the drugs and this extra stress can permanently damage the liver and kidneys.

NOTE. Never take more than 1 gram of Tylenol at once and never more than 1 gram of aspirin unless directed otherwise by your Doctor or Pharmacist.

Tylenol is also called as Acetaminophen. Its chemical structure is HOC6H4NHCOCH3

and IUPAC nomenclature is N-(4-hydroxyphenyl) acetamide

I don't thnik so, or else why would it be "Children's Tylenol", and wouldn't FDA recall that? I mean it could be possible, but that would only be if Tylenol for adults is really weak.

NO! Acetaminophen is the generic name for Tylenol. Lyrica is a prescription anticonvulsant medication, whose active ingredient is Pregabalin. Not at all the same!

You should never give Tylenol to a dog - dogs are not small humans and do not react well to human medications. Even a small dose of Tylenol can be fatal to a dog.

I know it sounds a little odd, but I have heard that low-grade fevers are actually your body's way of fending off and purging infection. It's best to give your body a chance to fight infection before introducting medicines that may ultimately be unnecessary. Fever in a young child can seem scary, but keep in mind that they tend to run a little higher than would be considered normal for an adult.

Existing, happening, or done, at the same time; as, simultaneous events.

Yes

There are highly specific cases where such may occur.

However, as each person is different, and as treatments for different problems at different stages vary so widely, one must consult with their own doctor, to find out specific information about what such may do for the situation you are asking about.

Tramadol is a medication given for mild pain, while lorazepam is a benzodiazapine and is normally taken for anxiety disorders. Generally speaking, it's not advised to mix the two together. However, dosages must be considered when a situation calls for prescribing both medications.

can you take 2 tylenol 3 and a ativan 0.5 mg

what happen after taking overdose paracetamol

THERE ARE MANY WAYS that medication can enter your system. Many routes include: anally (suppository), sublingal (under your tongue), IM (intramuscular shot), IV (intravenous shot) SC (subcutaneous shot), orally (swallow it), intranasally (sniff it up your nose). The three quickest routes are: under your tongue (lots of blood vessels and cappilaries), up your nose (lots of blood vessels and cappilaries) and up your butt (lots of blood vessels and cappilaries). The question is why would you want to snort topomax? It might get in your blood stream a little quicker, but in the process, you will damage the tissues in your nose. The only thing you should "snort" is nose drops or anything else that is specifically made for your nose. For some reason, people think they might get "high" if they snort a medication instead of swallowing it. I guess that stems from the idea that if you can get high snorting cocaine or heroin, then any medication you snort will get you high. The problem with that idea is that it is the drug that gets you high, not how you get into your bloodsteam. Think of it this way: you will get high from cocaine or heroin whether you snort it, eat it, smoke it, or stick it up your butt. <<>>

I would say yes, but I'm not a doctor and this is a question that you should ask your doctor.

there should be no interactions unless you're alergic to either of them