Aleve (Naproxen)

You should NEVER give your pet a "NSAID" type drug unless directed to do so by your veterinarian. NSAID's include aspirin, naproxen (Aleve), acetaminophen (Tylenol) and ibuprofen (Advil). These drugs can have severe and possibly fatal side effects in dogs and cats. The severity of the toxicity is dependant upon which drug is given, the dose, and if the pet has any other medical problems. There are several NSAID's approved and labeled for veterinary use, so giving the human drugs is not necessary and can be very dangerous. Check out the FDA's website at http://www.fda.gov/AnimalVeterinary/SafetyHealth/ProductSafetyInformation/ucm055434.htm for additional information.

***Acetaminophen or Tylenol is NOT an NSAIDAcetaminophen shares the mechanism of action, inhibition of the COX2 enzyme, and also the same potential for toxicity in pets as the other drugs listed. Although it is often not classed with the NSAIDS, some experts still consider it in this category (^ Page 310 in: Hillier, Keith; Waller, Derek J.; Renwick, Andrew (2001). Medical pharmacology and therapeutics. Philadelphia: W.B. Saunders). More importantly, when giving advice to pet owners I find that it is better to simplify the matter as I did in the original answer, and leave the chemistry out. Acetaminophen is extremely toxic to cats, and it would be best to avoid a cat's owner from concluding "It's not an NSAID so it must be OK".

Darby Hinton who played Israel in the 60's show Daniel Boone.

none, you shouldn't be doing drugs in the first place. how about you go to church instead, see a counseler and turn your life around!

have a great day ;)

NO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Yes

It means that you should only take a maximum of 2 tablets in a day. Unless it further specifies how, you can decide whether to take both at the same time or one twice a day

probably not a reaction but they may have bruised the nerve when they injected. check with your dentist

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If you have not been exposed to TB the test will always be negative. New people to health care do what is called a two step PPD. one week the left arm the next week the right arm, this way if they have ever been exposed to TB in their life it will show up. Depending on if you travel outside the United States and which country you may visit it is required to have a PPD when entering back into the United States at least in the state where I live. So, if you have never been exposed the test will always be negative.

better not risk it

No

Migraines are qualified as intense throbbing headaches usually last from 4-72 hours. Some people have them longer than 72hours and need emergency care to break the migraine cycle.

Naproxen can be helpful, it is an anti-inflammatory, which fights the inflammatory response that is happening during your migraine attack. However, there are many different kinds of medications out there. Some, like naproxen, are non-steroidal-anti-inflammatories. There are stronger ones available by prescription. Sometimes doctors use actual steroids (on a short term basis) to break the migraine. There are also other medications which are geared toward stopping the migraine by working with the chemicals in the brain to help the brain itself stop producing inflammation. This medication category, called triptans, can be paired with medications like naproxen.

To find a medication that works for you, especially to find one that stops a migraine in its tracks and keeps it from coming back, whether prescription or not, takes a lot of trial and error.

An NSAID, often prescribed for arthritis, etc.

Yes you can because none of them have the same action. I WOULD NOT take this cocktail unless your physician orders it, and then I would only take it if it was a necessity. Vicodin is a narcotic pain killer, keflex is a muscle relaxer, and aleve is a NSAID (non-steroidal antimflammatory).

arthrotec and naproxen

Wait at least four hours in between. Try heat or cold on the area. If it's severe, you should probably go see a doctor.

5 days after

Most likely yes. But remember, what doesn't kill you can only make you stronger.

tylenol.

i've taken that amount a number of time. whether its healthy or not, is not for me to say.

I was put on both of these medications for a double ear-infection and i went out to the bars while taking them and felt no effects. If anything it added a little drowsiness but nothing severe and/harmful.

Not legally.

Well you can now in some provinces. Check out Bayer's news release. http://www.bayer.ca/files/Aleve%20Release.July14.FINAL_.pdf

The maximum safe dose of vicodin is a function of how much Tylenol is in the vicodin

The most vicodin w/apap you should take in a day is 80/4000

Yes, I am currently taking 1500mg Gabapentin, 15mg oxycontin and 200mg naproxen sodium twice a day and the combination works very very well for pain. The only side effect is going to be drowsiness.

just take them all u idiot