Acetaminophen (Tylenol)

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If you are doing it and can't stop , you might try tricking your body by taking the regular panadol and gradually miniminse the dosage and just by time try also not to think about it much,,,,, this is how I stopped :) best wishes

The dose of a drug needed to produce a desired result.

i know it its easy im a math geek anyway its 6,500 grames Actually the answer is 7,500 milligrams.

500 mg

Paracetamol should always be the first choice as it has fewer side effects than ibuprofen. It is therefore better to take paracetamol first and then use ibuprofen 2-3 hours later - but only if the paracetamol has not worked in controlling your symptoms.

The chemist says - it is best to avoid taking several different pain medicines all at once because of stomach upset, nausea, and the possibility that you might not need all that medicine!

You need to separate different types of pain medication. In this case, you can use the "Three Hour Switch" that doctors explain to all parents. Take one medicine, then after three hours, switch and take the next one. Three hours after that, switch back to the first one. Keep switching back and forth until you feel better.

You should reconsider the need to take both paracetamol and ibuprofen on a daily basis because it's best to avoid taking unnecessary medicines.

Avoid taking ibuprofen and aspirin together. They can cause serious stomach upset which can lead to indigestion, gastritis and ulcers.

No, It has caffeine which does not mix well. Make sure you use a caffeine less tea such as roibos or herbal blends

Yep look on the label.

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Vicaprofen often which is hydro codone and IBprofen

You most likely will not die, but the damage to your liver could be permanent.

PT A515 - White Oblong Pill

Zanaflex contains Tizanidine HCL (Hydrochloride a salt). It is safe to take with Tylenol, however, Zanaflex will delay the onset (Cmax) of Tylenol. Generally the delay is around 15 minutes, so expect the Tylenol to take anywhere from 15-60 minutes to activate (depending on metabolism rate).

With Tylenol, never consume more than 4g (4000mg) or 8 - extra strength (500 mg) tablets in any 24 hour period.

Before adding any new medications to your regime you need to speak to your Doctor about any potential side effects, interactions, or contraindications regarding the addition of any new medications.

The largest pill size for oxycodone is 80mg, so I'd guess about that much. But it really depends on how much your body reacts to opiates.

"Tylenol" is a brand name for acetaminophen, otherwise known as paracetamol in the UK. It is NOT habit forming/addictive in the least. Some forms of Tylenol sold in Canada and elsewhere contain codeine. This is called "Tylenol 3". The CODEINE contained within Tylenol 3 is an opiate and can cause physical dependency when used regularly and full on addiction when abused.

You can take Ibuprofen (Advil) at its lowest dosage 200mg/tab three times a day for 7 days or less with any beta-blocker medication. Chronic high dosage intake of Ibuprofen can cause salt or water retention and hypertension.

You should not take two different pain medications together. Separate ibuprofen and acetaminophen by at least 3 hours. Acetaminophen can cause damage to the liver in high dosages. Ibuprofen is hard on the stomach, and can cause ulcers or bleeding at high doses. The best way to take these medicines is by using the "Three Hour Switch" that every parent learns - take one, wait 3 hours then take the other one, wait 3 more hours and take the first one again, etc.

No. Tylenol PM contains the active ingredients of acetaminophen and the antihistamine, diphenhydramine. Neither of these drugs will result in a positive urinalysis.

Yes it will. Read the fkng bottle it says right on it. Keep from freezing. Dipshitz

Your baby is sick and probably dehydrated. Give water.

It depends on an individuals tolerance to drugs. The person who ingested that is probably running a serious risk of liver damage/failure and/or depressed respiratory function which could lead to death.

When taking any opioid, drowsiness, decreased breathing, decreased motor function, mild to sever reduction in reaction time.

APAP - Acetaminophen poisoning is serious. Even if it does not result in death, it can put an individual through a lifetime of medical problems do to liver damage.

If you are embarrassed about calling medical professionals, I would recommend tell them that you may have taken the wrong dosage or put it in a water bottle and accidentally consumed it. I would write this all down for the paramedics, so when they arrive, they know how much you've had in case you're not conscious when they arrive.

Also, if it was accidental, they most likely won't keep you for psych evaluation for trying to kill yourself.

Yes, many people are prescribed Oxycontin as well as Vicodin or Percocet (which contains Tylenol) for breakthrough pain. It is a safe combination.