Acetaminophen (Tylenol)

The name for Percocet without Tylenol is.

Supeudol or Oxy IR.

Neither is a threat to the liver when used "according to directions." The directions for Tylenol can be found on the bottle. The guidelines for alcohol are one standard drink (14 grams/17.7 ml of pure alcohol) per day for women, two for men.

Either will damage the liver when used to excess, acetaminophen much faster than alcohol. However, the two taken together are extremely dangerous, and can cause complete liver failure in a very short time -- we're talking hours.

There will be absoption problems on the part of Tylenol induced by the kaopectate. Hence can't be used at the same time. In other word the plasma concentration of the Tylenol will be reduced resulting in reduced bio-availability. Thus its efficacy will be jeopadiced.

Yes, these are OK together. Tylenol is a pretty safe pain reliever. You just have to follow directions on the box and don't take too many. Overdosing on acetaminophen can cause liver damage.

If you see slight swelling and redness at the area of the injection and that is what hurts, it would be okay to take acetaminophen (Tylenol) to help with the discomfort for a few days.

If the area looks more swollen or red as time passes or the soreness lasts longer than a few days, then you should contact your health care professional for advice.

Some people find a warm compress on the area helps ease the soreness. But, to make it hurt less the quickest way, the best thing to do is to use the arm, although you may not want to if it is sore. Moving the muscles where the vaccine was injected helps them recover quicker with improved blood flow. It is best to start using the arm as soon as you have the vaccination and you will have much less soreness. Some people always request that the vaccination be given in their dominant arm so they will have no choice but to use it following the injection and they find either no soreness or reduced soreness when they do.

Yes! It can be fatal. I was in a medically induced coma for over 2 weeks because I mixed vicodin, valiums and alcohol. I could not walk,talk, or even write or control my bowels for over 3 weeks because of the damage the acetaminophen (Tylenol) did to my liver. Acetaminophen and alcohol combined are poisonous to the liver, even over a relatively short time. Don't take the chance. Some people get away with it, but others (like the writer above) discover this truth the hard way. Many don't survive without liver transplants, which are difficult to qualify for if you are a drinker. Nuff said?

panadol is same as acetaminophen.

10 mg of hydrocodone. 660 mg of acetaminophen.

It depends on the child's body weight. Generally you can calculate 10 to 15 mg per kg body weight of the child.

For example, if your child weighs 30 kg you can give him 300mg to 450 mg of paracetamol which can be repeated every four hours if needed.

But be careful that the dosage does not exceed more than 100 mg per kg body weight in 24 hrs. That is for a 30 kg child you should not exceed a dose of 3000mg in a day.

See below - e-mail from Tylenol;

"Thank you for your inquiry regarding the availability of Extra Strength

TYLENOL® (acetaminophen) GoTabs™ Chewable Tablets.

We appreciate your loyal use of our Extra Strength TYLENOL®

(acetaminophen) GoTabs™ Chewable Tablets over the past year. However, we

recently made the decision to discontinue this product. This was a business

decision based on competing priorities and consumer acceptance.

We continue to manufacture Extra Strength TYLENOL (R) Rapid Release

Gels, Caplets, Cool Caplets, EZ Tabs and Adult Liquid.

We hope this information is helpful. We value you as a consumer and we

are committed to your satisfaction and trust in our products.

Tracey Ely

TYLENOL Consumer Relationship Center"

acetaminophen.

Naproxen

Yes

A parfocal lens is a lens that stays in focus when magnification/focal length is changed. There is inevitably some amount of focus error, but small enough to be considered insignificant.

No, it does not. Acetaminophen is a safe alternative for people who cannot tolerate aspirin.

What are you asking?

It's basically acetaminophen and benadryl

Tylenol will kill a dog, as will Ibuprofen. You may give a 60 lb dog 1 unbuffered aspirin. This should only be given once in a great while because it is hard on their stomachs. If your dog needs a pain killer more often, go to your vet and get a pet friendly pain killer like Rimadyl. Even Rimadyl should be given in moderation.

Coke and ibuprofen are sometimes used in conjunction for pain relief with caffeine. While there are no serious side effects, it is highly corrosive to the digestive system and may cause mild nausea.

I have been looking for the answer as to what is g254. I can not be certain, but I was told by one of our regular customers at our store that it is Darvon, or atleast a generic form of Darvon. He says that he has taken them himself.

Check with your pharmacist or your doctor. However, it is usually not wise to take two medicines that are the same type together. Here you have at least two antihistamines plus a pain reliever.

The ingredients listed in their product information are as follows:

DESCRIPTION

Active Ingredient: Paracetamol 665 mg

Excipients: Hypromellose

Starch - Pregelatinised Maize

Povidone

Magnesium Stearate

Croscarmellose Sodium

Stearic Acid

Glycerol Triacetate

Carnauba Wax

Contains no sugar, lactose or gluten

The amount of medication you are describing is well over the recommended daily limit of all sleep medications involved and could lead to a serious adverse drug event (i.e. respiratory depression, death). I would strongly suggest that you speak with your physician about your sleep problems. He/she can recommend a safe and effective plan (or refer you to a sleep specialist) to getting you back on track.

Look on the package to see what it says and also ask a pharmacist. Usually cramping of muscles is due to a problem with electrolyte imbalances.

Sodium starch glycolate is used as an inactive ingredient in medication that promotes rapid disintegration of solid medications. The chemical formula is C2H4O3-xNa-x.

You should call your doctor or take them to the hospital ASAP. Tylenol ( the generic name is acetaminophen overdosing can cause very serious problems including death. You may not be able to see immediate problems however Tylenol is broke down in the liver if to much is taken it can damage the liver. The person may not have symptoms for days or weeks. THey may not even develop problems until they become ill and take another medication. The symptoms could even be very mild at first however after awhile will it cause multiple problems including multi oragn failure or death. The average adult should not take more then 4000mg in 24 hours. Two extra strength Tylenol are 1000mg. A child does not have a fully developed liver and therefore only be able to tolerate smaller doses. This amount would depend on there weight and age. Please get medical attention for the child if you think they may have taken more Tylenol then they should have.