Ibuprofen

No. Most likely you will have an upset stomach and feel light headed.

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Yes. They are completely different medications.

Rabeprazole/aciphex is compatible with any medicine metabolized by the Cytochrome P450 enzyme (CYP450). These medications include theophylline, warfarin, diazepam, phenytoin, acetaminophen/paracetamol/tylenol and codeine. Aciphex users should not take aspirin/ASA or ibuprofen/advil.

Nurofen plus is a safe product when taken as recommended, several years ago I was in an accident that caused permanent damage to my lower back, sometimes the pain is unbearable ! I take 2 Nurofen Plus tablets when needed usually a couple times a week and I'm good to go. American doctors are so paranoid in prescribing opiate containing medications its ridiculous. When someone has chronic pain and medication is the lternative then so be it ! I've been taking this medication for 6 years and feel good, my doctor performs periodic blood tests and this medication has had no adverse affects on my health.

Like any drug I guess it can be abused if it falls into the wrong hands.

Sure, take whatever you want. Have a few drinks while your at it.

Lol no!

only if it doesn't say so on the bottle other wise I'm pretty sure it is safe. (the medicine bottle, it won't say on the ibuprofen)

No, these are both from the same category of medications, ie., non-steroidal anti-inflammatory (NSAID's).

You will have an allergic reaction

It is a bit excessive but it will not harm you. Doing it once is fine but repeated again and again over time, will likely cause gastric bleeding, possibly fatal. The max safe dose of Advil is 800mg, 3x a day for ten days.

Yes. There is no interaction between these two meds. The FDA website has accurate and easy to read info about very many medicines.

Nicoderm CQ is used in the cessation of smoking. Use of ibuprofen is not considered as causing a major interaction.

yes

I think lying can be an addiction compared to drugs or alcohol. My brother has been lying as long as I can remember but the lies have become almost obsessive to him. His lies now even involve family members supposedly being dead, people (family) having horrible diseases they don't even have and the list goes on. When he is caught he sugar coats the issue, attempts to justify it and then begins a new lie. A large number of things are addicting, but I'm not sure if lying is one of them. But look at it this way: Usually one lie leads to another, so if you start, you have to continue or come clean. If you think you have to continue, then I think you could you could that it's addcitive.

yes,one week

no. but it can still cause an overdose.

i usually vomit if i take Brufen on an empty stomach. And i hate that it takes about 1 hour and a half to start working!! But After that i could get back to my normal life for like 10 hours, then its time for another pill..

There are no dangerous interactions that occur between these two medications at regular dosages.

yes, there are no drug interactions between the two... naproxen (similar to ibuprofen) is even added to some oxycodone mixtures... ibuprofen will at most increase the analgesic effects of oxycotin...

either get it out of your system as quickly as possible, whether by emesis (vomiting) or a stomach pump but its never a good thing. That's about two pills over the daily limit and high amounts of ibuprofen in the body can cause stomach ulcers and internal bleeding. I'm not saying your stomach will bleed but its a very real possibility that you could do major damage to your organs.

There are dozens upon dozens of brand names for ibuprofen. The two most common are Motrin and Advil.

Yes, anything over 400 mg is considered overdose

If you're asking what it means, it means take one ibuprofen tablet four times a day for two weeks after surgery.