Acetaminophen (Tylenol)

Acetaminophen and aspirin are the only two OTC pain relievers I know of that do NOT test positive for pot.

Tramadol is popular by brand name Ultracet, Ultram &

Paracetamol is popular under brand name Crocin.

Your doctor - and he/she alone - will know which is best for you. And generic versions often work, and your doctor and/or pharmacist can advise you best on that.

Yes. Ibuprofen and acetaminophen (pain killer in Lortab/Vicodin) have different mechanisms of action and can be taken together.

No. It does not. It is an antifungal.

One Tylenol is an overdose. Pills kills;

You could get really sick and throw up or if you take this amount continuously, it will damage your liver.

not neccisarily...i just took 6 t 3's lets say.. 20 mins ago and i just feel really good...good body high:)

--but 6 is the ABSOLUTE MAX!!!! anymore will put you in risk of convulsion or any other overdose signs.

i know this bc i have od'ed and it was off of 8.

whenever i cant get a real drug, i take 6 of these to keep me goin until i get more..

sad yes i know, but it works.

Stop taking/giving it if not necessary. It's just an over the counter analgesic. Not addictive. Panadol is a brand name of acetaminophen (Tylenol). Abuse would be taking more than 4000mg. in a 24hr. period. 4000mg. in 24hrs. is the absolute MAXIMUM> The thing to keep in mind is that your liver will "take a beating" and if you drink alcohol you could be in danger of liver faliure. Some guy took Tylenol, then had two martinis, and suffered liver failure. Be good to your liver, the waiting list for a new one is..........a LONG time. BGTYL (be good to your liver). Panadol is non-narcotic so abuse may just be a habit of taking too much I am surprised by the previous two answers. There are formulations of Panadol that contain codeine, and in some countries, may be available without prescription (requiring, however, consultation with the druggist). Abuse is generally associated with the codeine containing versions of Panadol, because codeine can produce psychological or physical dependency, even in the small doses available in the OTC compositions of Panadol. Panadol/codeine abuse is dealt with by tapering down the dose taken each day, until stopped. A 21-day taper is typical in the USA, and probably enough for a codeine habit, which is a moderate dependency. There are many internet sources for information on opioid tapering strategies. The main health concern with Panadol abuse (or in general, codeine/acetaminophen, including Tylenol 1, 2, 3, and 4, Compound 222, and many others) is with the acetaminophen. Codeine, while a weak opioid and narcotic, has no tissue toxicity. In contrast, acetaminophen (Tylenol) is a poison in high dosages. People taking acetaminophen/codeine may attempt to take many tablets in order to overcome the inherent weakness of codeine and the limited doses of it available, thus poisoning themselves not with codeine, but with acetaminophen!

It is a tad excessive, but it is not overwhelming. If your 15mg percocet is not sufficient in treating your pain, speak to your doctor about adjusting your doses.

There is need for individualization of drug therapy, if aripiprazole isn't good, the person may try quetiapine

Extra Strength Tylenol is any over-the-counter formulation of Tylenol that contains 500mg of Acetaminophen (Paracetamol).

No. If it were an ester group the C=O would be bonded to an O before being bonded to a methyl group. However the C=O is bonded directly to a methyl group. So if anything it is a ketone. But I'm not sure if it's even that because the C=O is bonded to a N on the other side...

Yes, Hyland's is a homeopathic medicine, and one of the things it advertises is that it contains no aspirin, acetaminophen, ibuprofen, naproxen, pseudoephedrine or dextromethorphan. There is nothing in it for fever or pain.

The Hyland's website says, "There have been no reports of interactions between this product and ibuprofen or acetaminophen."

Hyland's Cold and Cough 4 Kids contains:

Allium Cepa (onions)

Hepar sulphuris calcareum (crude calcium sulfide)

Hydrastis (Goldenseal)

Natrum Muriaticum (made from table salt)

Phosphorus

Pulsatilla (type of flower that is used to treat small coughs in small doses, but toxic enough to be used for abortions in traditional herbal medicine)

1. the child may also have a concomitant viral infection - remember, viruses DO NOT respond to antibiotics 2. the child is not taking the prescribed dose 2-3 times a day, or 3. the level of amoxicillin is not reaching the blood stream in a large of enough quantity to kill the throat strept microbes - in this case, your pediatrician would either have to increase the dose of amoxil or change to a more potent medication (ie, augmentin). RBB, MD

YES YOU CAN!

the acetaminophen (regular old Tylenol) will kill you.

you've gotta remember theres 300 mgs of acetaminophen in each pill.

that's even a lot for one day

Yes...or at least it can be.

While both contain "acetylsalicylic acid" (ASA) as active drug and the effect on the body is the same when first bought, the differences come in longevity. Multiple studies show that Bayer does not degrade as fast as the generic.

Go smell that year old bottle of aspirin in the closet. It'll smell like vinegar since its degraded to a similar form to vinegar. Bayer degrades much slower while the off brand degrades rapidly.

Spend the small extra for Bayer if you need to take daily aspirin. That's your life. Just using it for occasional pain? I'm sure the off-brand is fine.

It is a prescription drug in tablet form, used for severe pain.

Each tablet contains 32.5mg Dextropropoxyphene Hydrochloride and 325g Paracetamol.

if you take Demerol you certainly will NOT need tylenol

There should be a paper insert with any infant medication that provides you with the dosage based on the weight of your child.
Since age is not an exact method of measuring any amount of medication for a child, the weight is the best choice.
If you do not have that information readily available, most manufacturers provide the information on their websites.

This drug helps to prevent moderate pain, fever, cold and flu. It should mainly be given to individuals age six and over. Also can be used as a sleep aid. This drug should not be given to children under the age of six.

Pharmacist would not recommend it. With the benadryl and Tylenol mixed can cause serious drowsiness and it is way too much Tylenol at one time your talking close to 650mg per darvocet tablet not to metion the Tylenol content of the P.M. It will put you to sleep for sure but its not healthy and you wont feel good at all the next day

You can give her a whole tablet, seeing as she's an adult. It won't do her any harm!

326 people die each day from paracetamol od.

Fenilefrina is the Spanish and Portuguese translation of phenylephrine, a popular over-the-counter decongestant .

If your child weighs 27 pounds the most Tylenol that you should give without a prescription is 160 mg per dose, for a maximum of 5 doses per day.