Ibuprofen

Yes you can take a pain medication with an allergy medication

It is usually not recommended to take Ketrolac and ibuprofen togather, but in adverse cases such as laproscopy pain, and pain with bone surgery. It is administered with strict medical supervision. The stomach should not be empty as this combination usually causes severe stomach upset.

Ibuprofen is itself enough or ketrolac alone can be given in cases of mild pains depending on the pros and cons.

No. Ibuprofen is derived from propionic acid. Aspirin is acetylsalicylic acid. However, they are both drugs known as NSAIDs and have a common mechanism of action in the body.

yes go ahead

Lol. Yes. Most people swallow their pills with water.

Depends entirely on how strict a diet you can stick to, and how hard you can exercise.

At a sensible rate and fairly normal diet, expect to lose 1-3 lbs/week, so anything between 8-25 weeks. Say average 16 weeks or four months.

Always remember your doctors advice is most important. This answer is accurate however ALWAYS keep in touch with your doctor for medication concerns!

Yes it is safe to take ibuprofen with Adderall or Adderall XR. The only way it is not safe is if you are allergic to any one of these drugs. Otherwise there is no interaction.

Here is going to be a list of drugs, vitamins, or food what can interact with each drug mentioned. REMEMBER ALWAYS CHECK WITH YOUR MEDICAL DOCTOR TO "BE SURE."

Ibuprofen interactions: Lithium, loop diuretics such as bumetanide, certain beta-adrenergic blocking drugs and ACE inhibitors. Never mix with certain blood thinners such as warfarin.

Dextroamphetamine/amphetamine (Adderall @ XR CII) interactions:Other CNS stimulants esp. Methylphenidate CII, Dexosyn CII. Also Diamox, sodium bicarbonate (baking soda), thiazide diuretics, propoxyphene CIV (Darvon) all boost the effects of all amphetamines by decreasing acidity in the body thus decreasing urine output, increased halflife and toxicity.

Ammonium chloride, Thorazine and other antipyscotics, Vitamin C, fruit juices, glutamate acid hydrochloride, sodium acid phosphate, lithium (the mood pill) all decrease the effects of all amphetamines by increasing acidity in the body thus increasing urine out put.

DANGEROUS OFTEN FATAL INTERACTION: Monoamine oxidize inhibitors (MAOIs) such as Nardil or Parnate mixed with adderall can prove fatal especially high doses of the drugs mixed. Wait two weeks from stopping an MAOI to take this drug.

No, any psychedelic experience from ibuprofen is placebo. Taking large amounts will only result in cirrhosis, or scarring of the liver, or jaundice and liver failure. NSAIDs are not abuseable and can be hazardous to the health if misused.

I have been advised several times that both these drugs can be taken to help relieve pain. The thing to remember is not to take 2 like for like drugs because then you overdose. These drugs should be taken intermittently and not together.

Advil and any other Non Steroidal Anti-inflammatory Drug can cause damage to the kidneys or liver if there is a preexisting problem in those areas related to poor bloodflow (most commonly from a transplant or cirrhosis). Advil is generally considered to be safe to take for normal, healthy adults without damage to their internal organs.

Is it ok to take skelaxin 800 mg and ibuprofen 600 mg together?

It's not bad for you as long as you do it for a limited time only. You can dose yourself with 800 every 4-6 hrs for about a month without having any bad affects on your health. Always try to follow the directions on the bottle before jumping to 4 ibuprofen at a time.

Yes, the worse case scenario would be that it wouldn't work.

No, Ibuprofen is a is a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug . Aspirin is analgesic to relieve minor aches and pains, as an antipyretic to reduce fever, and as an

anti-inflammatory medication.

Ibuprofen's common side effect is an upset stomach.

Aspirin also thins the blood so bleeding risk increases.

Absolutely.

It should be ok since Flexeril does not contain any aspirin. Consult your doctor before taking any.

According to this CNN Transcript Ibuprofen evaporates over time so yes it does expire. Not in the sense that it becomes toxic but rather it will cease to be effective.

http://transcripts.cnn.com/TRANSCRIPTS/0308/28/lol.07.html

how should i know TROLL

Yes, ibuprofen and most "NSAIDS (non-steroidal anti-inflammatory agents) like naproxen can be taken with the majority of antihypertensive agents, though some nephrologists feel that they should be avoided or only used occasionally along with "ACE-inhibitor" blood pressure medications like Capoten, Altace, Cozaar, Zestril due to their having a similar pathway of excretion from the body.

You need to split the ibuprofen and the paracetamol by about 3 hours. These are both pain medicines - you don't want to take a bunch of pain medicines together. It is quite save, however, to take one, wait 3 hours, then switch and take the other. You can keep switching back and forth in this way until you feel better.

The codeine I would be more careful with - it is OK to take this with one or the other of the other two drugs, but I would not take codeine any closer than every 4 hours.

Generally one should avoid the combination as ibuprofen can lead to increased INR and thus raise one's risk of bleeding while on warfarin. If the two are to be combined, it should be done under the supervision of a medical doctor and close monitoring of the patient's INR.

Yes and no, Syndol contains paracetamol, codeine phosphate, doxylamine succinate, and caffeine.

The additional Tylenol (paracetamol) can place place you at a higher risk of renal and liver failure when taken at higher dosages on its own.

Generally, Syndol contains 450mg which would be the equivalent to 1 - extra strength Tylenol (it's 500mg, but 50mg is .05mg). You should not take more than 4000mg (4g) of Tylenol in any 24 hour period.

So If you take 2 Syndol tablets, you've consumed 450 + 450 = 900mg or 2 extra strength Tylenol.

As with any product that contain doxylamine succinate and/or codeine, do not drive or operate heavy machinery after taking it, consume clear fluids to help prevent constipation and dehydration, and remember that codeine is a narcotic and is habit forming and should not be taken for prolong periods of time.

The half-life of ibuprofen is approximately 2 hours. This means that after 2 hours, only half of the active dose is still present in your system. After 6 hours (3 half-lives) there's 1/8th left of the original dose in your system, which is not enough to perceive any effects. After one day (12 half-lives) there's only 1/4096th left, or practically none.

Hi,

I am currently on the medrol dose pack and my doctor specifically said not to take ibuprofen with it.

You can take Tylenol or hydrocodone.

Hope this helps!

Becky Burkett, RT(R)

not sure about the potassium but creatine and glutamine are always used together, but the protein and calcium should be used carefully only on a strict diet; too much of the supplement while eating normal starch and meat can bind you up and may cause clogging in the arteries. try to find a multi and stay on a strict diet. look into what daily amounts of all the vitamins and nutrients your body type needs.