Aspirin

nope sorry will just effect your liver it will do nothing to your weight

two words: ice cup. Take a small dixie cup fill it 3/4 full and freeze. Unwrap the cup so the ice is exposed, and in small circular motion go from the front of the shoulder to the top where you feel the pointy bone. This may not be has effective as aspirin but it helps. Do the massage for a minimum of 10 minutes no longer than 20 minutes. Do it 2 to 4 times a day. by the way, this is not fun. It will Hurt and burn in the begining. Keep it up until the shoulder is numb and red. It gets a little easier as you get use to it. Good luck and I hope you feel better.

yes using phenol, a compound that is derived from crude oil.

Toviaz is safe to take with both baby aspirin and cymbalta.

2 pills

To prevent intoxication, toxicity. It's federally mandated

Bleeding in the stomach or intestinal tract, if you are using this make sure you use buffered aspirin or enteric coated.

If you need help with arthritus

A better drug is Meloxicam cost is $ 4.00 at walmart this is the generic version of Metacam Liquid which the vet sells for $ 90.00, Meloxicam is a human drug, when prescribed by the vet (and you have to ask, as they like their $ 90.00 from the one they sell) these tablets come in 7.5 mg and by the weight of the dog for a 90 lb dog you would use 1/2 tablet for arthritus, and less for a smaller dog, your vet can advise you on how much to give.

There is also a product called DOG GONE PAIN, I have never tried this.

ask billy

No, it doesn't.

The best medicine that you should take depends on the heart condition that you have. For example, if you have high cholesterol, then you should take lipitor. Aspirin is also a good medication for the heart in general.

you would expect a color change in oil of wintergreen because it has an OH group added to the FeCl3 which causes a purple color

An infusion of willow leaves and bark to relieve aches, pains, inflammation and fever

I had a lot of aspirin and codeine a few hours before I had a crestor, it basically made me light headed but didn't seem to do any damage.

Metoprolol

In veterinary medicine, aspirin is avoided due to companion animals (ie, dogs and cats) being much more sensitive to the negative side effects.

yes

You should NEVER give aspirin to someone under the age of 19 years. It can result in Reye's Syndrome, which can be lethal, or cause severe brain damage.

General anesthetic can be used when a patient has a fever, although no elective surgery will be done if an infection is present. Usually they will try to control or eliminate the infection prior to surgery. Also, a life-threatening adverse reaction to one of the general anesthetics is called Malignant Hyperthermia. In this rare situation the patients body temp. rises quickly to dangerous levels and must be treated agressively to prevent brain damgae and/or death, so if the patient already has a fever, this would be harder to detect. If you are referring to local anesthetic such as Lidocaine, it does not work if there is infection/inflammation present, such as a dental abcess.

because it is a drug that a parent has to give or okay

Does promethazine contain aspirin

Absolutely, it actually replace aspirin in terms of headaches, pain relief and and heart attack prevention with a moderate dose.

If a dog has heartworms, a vet is the ONLY thing you should be considering. Aspirin will not deal with this serious condition.

It is not advisable to give dogs any medications that are not prescribed by a veterinary surgeon. Aspirin and other anti-inflammatory agents can cause serious side effects in dogs, especially when given long term. The 'hip and joint problems' are due to an underlying cause, and a veterinarian needs to diagnose these before advising on further treatment. Please make an appointment to see a vet to get appropriate advice.

The viscosity significantly depend on the temperature. So it will be a decreasing curve rather than point. You have to look into the temperature--viscosity curve so that you can find the point you are interested in