Ibuprofen

this depends on the brand and the dosage of the tablet in question. Usually dosage of such medications is given in milligrams (mgs), which is also a measurement of mass. So whatever dosage it says on the bottle is roughly equivalent to the mass of a tablet, give or take a few mgs.-

Yes, but not for extended periods, less than a week.

Do not exceed 650mg Tylenol and 800mg Motrin per dose. Dose no more often than every 8 hours. Or you can alternate them every 4 hours.

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I am no doctor but I have done it roughly every day for two years or so and had no problem what so ever. Just take it easy on your liver and dont take too many meds at once. Also drink a lot of water to help your body process things easier.

No, you shouldn't. Both are NSAIDS ( non-steroidal anti-inflammoratories) and taken together will increase risk of bleeding ulcers and can be hard on your liver.

You can, but i wouldn't take more than one Advil with it. but i have taken them together before.

Yes. This is a common combination of analgesic and cough products that should have no interactions. Note: especially be careful in reading the dosage for the Dimetapp, as many manufacturers (as Triaminic products) have changes their medication concentrations in the last few years. Overdosage, especially in children under 2 years old, have been frequent enough to prompt the Academy of Pediatricians to try to restrict their use altogether in this age group.

yes

Yes. Zyrtec is a 24 hour antihistamine which decreases the allergic response in your sinuses, lungs, eyes, skin, etc. Advil (ibuprofen) is a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory which must be taken every 6-8 hours and treats pain and inflammation through out your body. Some people should not take ibuprofen at all but there is no interaction between Zyrtec and Advil.

I dont´t know if it is absolutley safe, but I take 40 mg Starttera and wehn my teath hurts i oftentake 3000 mg per day, and i have know shorttime disfunction.

1 tablet with 800 mg of ibuprofen has the same amount of active ingredient as 4 tablets with 200 mg of ibuprofen each (200 mg is a pretty common dosage for over-the-counter ibuprofen tablets).

Ibuprofen is not a drug that lends itself well to lethal overdose. Its methods of effect are comparatively safe, across the board. And -- the overdose limit has not been calclulated as there have been so few deaths from overdose for this med, and of the few that have occurred, a myriad of variables applied to each (history of renal failure, active GI bleed, etc.). When overdoses to occur, two main areas seem to crop up. Ibuprofin is acidic, so it can cause irritation to the GI tract and exacerbate ulcers. Also, it shuts down the urinary tract, which in turn can result in renal damage if not corrected quickly. Like all serious overdoses, this should be handled by a doctor. First aid includes: * As with acids in general, do Not induce emesis. * Don't administer water unless you are certain of systemic dehydration, until you're sure the urinary tract is on line.

Taking Advil is normally safe. Not seeking medical treatment after the concussion is not. ~ T

Zyrtec, an antihistamine used for allergy relief, is typically taken once daily. It's important to follow the dosage instructions on the packaging or those provided by a healthcare professional. For some individuals with persistent allergy symptoms, daily use may be necessary, while others may only need it occasionally during allergy seasons. Always consult with a doctor if you have questions about your specific situation or dosage.

It takes about 25-30 liquid gel advils to kill you

Advil will not kill a person immediately. It will cause EXTREME liver damage and the person would die in EXCRUCIATING pain, after about two weeks of suffering. I was told this by a physician. The person would also have severe stomach pain and probably bleeding internally, long before they would die.

If you do it enough, it might cause extreme liver and kidney damage, causing you to either need a transplant or die a very slow and painful death...

Probably around four or five but if it still hurts just chug the whole freakin thing. That should get rid of your aches and pains no problem.

There is no boiling point, since acetaminophen (tylenol) will decompose.

It does not.

Yes, you can take these two medications together. If additional pain relief is needed while on celebrex, acetaminophen is the best over the counter option because it is in a different class of medication. Celebrex is a potent NSAID, and you would not want to mix it with other NSAIDS such as ibuprofen.

No. It shouldn't be dangerous, just a little less effective.

Yes, you can take Advil and paracetamol together. Advil works best for treating inflammation and reducing pain while paracetamol targets a fever.

No - Percocet is the brand name for a combination drug containing Oxycodone and Tylenol.