Ibuprofen

Yes

no one should not take Ciprofloxacine along with any NSAID's(Ibuprofen and acetomenophine) because these drugs along with cipro may cause CNS toxicity, seizures may be reported.

Yes you can. They do not interact with each other

The recommended dose is 2 tablets every 6 hours. So 3.

No I had a friend that tryed it and it didn't work it gave him a headache and a runny nose.

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I would advise removing all supplements (excpet Whey Protein) and supplementing yourself naturally

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Never give your dog ibuprofen. It is dangerous & toxic on the liver & kidneys for your dog. Take your dog to see your Veterinarian.

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yes i believe you can

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ibuprofen is very hard on the liver therefore not recommended for dogs. You should consult your vet though.

R U dumb?! Read the label

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Yes you can take 800mg safely - as long as you aren't taking any other pain medications. And I believe it should be every 6-8hr for that amount of ibuprofin.

You cannot MIX ibuprofin & Tylenol. This will damage your kidney's. Consult your doctor, and confirm this. It's ok to take 800mg of ibuprofin. But at that level of pain medicine, Tylenol would be unnecessary anyway. If you need such medications, then over-the-counter isn't even going to work for you- go to a doctor and get proper medications. Don't be foolish, A kidney failure is far worse than ANY sinus infection. Take care fo yourself, and get well.

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Drug companies establish dosing ranges to ensure patient safety. It is possible to overdose on over the counter (OTC) pain medications without having any extra pain relief. This means that extra pain medication can harm your kidneys and/or your liver, without any extra pain relief.

400mg of ibuprofen (2 normal tabs, or 1 extra strength tab) every 4-6 hours, and up to 1000 mg of acetaminophen (2 extra strength tabs) are the upper recommended dose for both drugs. They can be taken together for maximum pain control since they are excreted through different organs, or taken intermittenly for continual pain relief (e.g. spacing your doses so that you are taking something every 2 hours, alternating whether it is advil or Tylenol).

It's because they numb pain receptors. Aspirin numbs the pain receptors in the brain, ibuprofen numbs the nerve that first senses the pain

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Yes,

This is way to much, at the most you should take 2400mg of ibuprofen.

*1200mg is the most you should take, while not under a doctor's supervision

You are allowed to buy as many ibuprofen as you would like. There is no restriction on the purchase of the drug by the DEA, or any other goverment organization. However, taking more than directed can be harmful to the liver.

can you tKE ZYDOL and ibrufen for toothpain together

no, you cannot give ibuprofen to your dog unless your veterinarian specifically instructs you to do so. This includes brand names of ibuprofen, such as Advil, Motrin, and Midol.

This drug is highly toxic to dogs and can easily cause poisoning. Veterinarians rarely recommend it due to the high potential for disastrous side effects or even death.

It is technically safe, however there is pain releiving medication in Tylenol Cold already. If the pain relief from Tylenol Cold is insufficient you could take ibuprofen with it.

More often than? The recommended time intervals suggested; you shouldn't have to. IF it isn't doing its job and its not just your unreasonable expectations to relieve your pain considering trying a 600mg dose at the same time intervals you tried before.

Yes. It may cause nephrotoxicity (damage to the nephrons of the kidney, which will lead to renal failure, which may eventually cause a need for hemodialysis, or worse, death) if the daily maximum of 3,200 mg ibuprofen is exceeded.

Don't! They are both considered sleep aids, which could trigger an overdose. Depending on what you have been taking and what you feel more comfortable with go with that. If you have pain during the night, just take the Advil PM.

Yes. Exceeding the max. amounts of recommended ibuprofen daily can cause severe harm to the stomach and can cause bloody stool.

The Australian Poisons Information Line informed me that Paracetamol is okay to take with Amoxycillin-based antibiotics.

(It is also okay to take Paracetemol with Codeine, such as in Panadeine, with the common Co-amoxiclav which contains Amoxycillin with Glauvanic Acid)

There may be some side effects such as upset stomach, nausea and vomiting. Keep your fluids up.

On the NHS website (National Health Service) in the UK it states this:

Sometimes, an infection may cause you pain and discomfort. Although antibiotics will help to clear your infection, they will rarely provide you with any pain relief. You may therefore want to take some kind of painkilling medication (analgesic) to help relieve your symptoms.

Paracetamol is one of the safest painkillers, and rarely causes side effects. It is safe to use paracetamol at the same time as taking antibiotics. Taking the two medicines at the same time should not cause any problems.

However, you must make sure that you carefully follow the dosage instructions provided by the manufacturer for both your antibiotics and the paracetamol. If you're still in significant pain after taking paracetamol, contact your GP.

The only antibiotic which is an exception to this rule is isoniazid. This antibiotic is used to treat tuberculosis (an infection which primarily affects the lungs). A small number of reports suggest that taking this antibiotic with paracetamol may increase the risk of liver damage. You should always consult your GP before taking paracetamol with this antibiotic. Children should never be given paracetamol whilst being treated with isoniazid.

Children who are under 16 years of age should not take aspirin.

yes you can take them together just not ibuprofen or any aspirin