Ibuprofen

Yes, but only up to a certain amount. I would only take one advil with one vicodin (or whatever the amount it is you take, if prescribed). Only take up to 3 advil a day and you should wait at least 6 hours or so (8 if you are very thin in weight) between taking them. You should also only take advil with vicodin for a few days, just enough to ease your pain. Any more than that may kill you or cause an accidental overdose depending on your height, weight, and age! So, Be Careful! Tylenol 500 are safe as well for 3 times a day with vicodin. Any other types of aspirin, I would ask a doctor. I know this well. I have had 5 kids and I had to do this every time. I weigh 141 normally so I am average. If you are smaller than me, you might want to stick to one or two until you know how it will affect you.

Yes you can. In fact, pseudoephedrine HCL (the active incgredient in Sudafed) is combined with ibuprofen in many cold and sinus pills, such as AdvilAdvil® Cold & Sinus [OTC]; Dristan® Sinus [OTC]; and Motrin® Cold and Sinus [OTC].

Many of the medications that people take are also prescribed for our pets, some of which are over-the-counter, and some are by vet prescription only. Antibiotics, antihistamines, analgesics (pain meds), antiemitics (anti-nausea meds), anti-diarrhea meds, sedatives, and insulin (for diabetes) are just a few of the meds that people take that are also prescribed for dogs, and other animals, as well. But always consult with your veterinarian before giving your dog any med that has not already been prescribed by a vet, whether over-the-counter, or not.

Not a good idea.

SSRI drugs combined with NSAID's cause increased bleeding.

If you take both these med's you risk a GI or stomach bleed.

Ask your doctor for stomach protection if you want to take these two together.

It's just like dissolving the contents of a pill in water and drinking it, you'll be fine biting it. In fact, the medicine actually works faster. You get a tickling sensation in your mouth and lips and it kind of burns at first

Yes you can I do

Not at all because a mix can make one stronger & they will not work so good

It depends!

Some medications' chemicals change over time and may become poisonous, so it is a bad idea to take these medications, of course.

Other medications stay in fine shape and remain efficacious for a long time after the expiration

date.

The problem is that there is no real good way to tell which is in the first category and which is in the second. Also, many environmental factors affect the changes in the chemicals. So some medication with a relatively short expiration may last very long after the expiration date and be fine, while another medication with a relatively long expiration period, deteriorates rapidly and becomes trash.

So, the best way to deal with expired medications is to chuck them and throw them away. It is safer!!!

Also, when you get a prescription from your doctor, ask that the doctor prescribes only as much as you need, not more "for stocking up!" "Stocking up" is a terrible idea and can be dangerous, see above!

When yo take the meds, take them AS PRESCRIBED. So if the doctor told you to take the meds until they run out, DO THAT. Just because you feel great after three pills, may not mean you are rid of the problem. The proper regimen also prevents you from having a stock of unused medicines.

No one here knows your child's medical history, and it would be dangerous and careless for anyone to give this question an answer. What may seem safe for even the general public may be disastrous for a few. I would not give the child anything without first consulting your doctor.

If you are worried about your health you wouldn't be taking heroin. The simple answer is, don't combine any drugs unless you know how they will react with each other and don't be taking heroin for any reason.

There is no particular interaction between aspirin and opiates, so you're probably safe.

Can ativan .5 ng and Morin 200 mg be mixed

I would strongly suggest you don't do this without first consulting your veteranarian. First of all, different doses for dogs are required other than human doses. I've always heard it wasn't a good idea to give a dog Ibuprofen or NSAIDS...that this could prove fatal. I've also had a Vet tell me once that this was OK as long as the proper dosage was given which can only be determined by a qualified vet.

yes weed will not cause an adverse reaction with the ibuprofen, many people i know have done this after surgery.

Diclofenac is a nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory used to help relieve pain and inflammation. Tramadol is a pain reliever used to treat moderate to severe pain. There is no known interaction between these two medications.

can you eat onoins while taking coumadin?

There is no major interations between Aspirin and Hydrochlorothiazide (HCTZ). It can be taken together.

It matters weight and tolerance and food eaten, But definitely damage to stomach lining and liver, probably will also throw it up, nothing good will come from it, don't do it.

Are you mental? The side effects are written on the information leaflet and are the same whatever you take it for. It will not help with your menstrual or mental health problem though, again I refer you to the leaflet.

Can you take loratadine if your taking setraline

They are both NSAIDS and should not be taken together, but no; they are different medications. Motrin is Ibuprofen. Aleve is Naproxen Sodium.

They are both anti-inflammatory medicines, with similar side effect profiles. They should not be taken together.

Yes, it's safe to take Paracetamol or Acetaminophen (Tylenol) with milk as there are no interactions.

Yes they can be taken together, however NSAIDs like ibuprofen can lower the effectiveness of drugs like Atenolol.

There is some debate on the topic, contacting your doctor is always the best decision. Especially if your using the ibuprofen to counteract a symptom from the Atenolol itself.

Yes