Ibuprofen

yes

NO.

Hepatitis B is associated with helping the liver and ibuprofen is the last thing you want to take as it affects the liver in a negative way. Do not mix the two into one.

yes it is good for a migrain because i know and its on the comertials

Breakthrough bleeding occurs when you stop taking BC pills. If it occurs while taking BC pills you will need to see your Doctor as the doseage may not be right for you.

The Vitamin A in a vitamin A capsule consists of the actual oily vitamin plus some additional oil to bring it to the strength stated on the bottle. It is fine to use it on your face, as there are many products made as ointments or liquids that contain Vitamin A already. Examples are cod liver oil or Vitamin A and D ointment.

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It is highly advised that you do not take multiple NSAIDs(Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs) at one time. Both Mobic and Ibuprofen are NSAIDs, and combining them can have adverse effects such as gastrointestinal pain, cramping, ulceration, diarrhea, nausea, vomitting, and intestinal bleeding. If you need greater management of your pain, take Tylenol(acetaminophen), which is not an NSAID. Otherwise, consult your physician.

Ibuprofen is one of the best way to treat Sciatica. Normally one should take (for 200mg) 2 in the morning, 2 after lunch, 1 at meal times and 1 before you go to bed. Make sure you eat before the tablets to avoid stomach upset. The reason for the above dosage is that a person tends to be vertical and be more active in during the day thus 2 tablets to help. Once at home in the evening 1 tablet should be fine with intervals of lying down on your back. Ibuprofen helps with the inflamation which is what is exacerbating the sciatica, so taking the tablets regularly dumbs down the inflamation allowing for your body to heal.

ITP - Immune Thrombocytopenia, a blood condition that affects to platelets in the body. Usually due to an unkown cause, the body's immune system attacks the platelets in it's own blood, possibly due to mistaking it for an alien substance. As a result people diagnosed with the condition are more susceptable to bleeding, and may bruise easily (sometimes without a known cause). ITP is also a fairly rare condition, with about 4 in 100,000 people being affected, and 3 in 4 of those people being female.

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2 every 4 hours

Typically all painkillers and relievers when mixed with alcohol will cause your body to partially process the alcohol to a much more toxic form and have it sit in your liver while your body tries to process the pain medicine first. This toxin sits in your system for a long period of time instead of being converted quickly into digestable sugars making the combination of alcohol and many medicnes, especially pain medicine, very damaging to your liver. Additionally in large doses or weak systems can cause liver failure. Drinking 2 beers and taking 2 Tylenol is as bad for your liver as drinking a bottle of liqour in one sitting, doing this for extended periods of time WILL cause severe if not fatal damage.

NEVER Mix Alcohol With Pain Medicine!!!

Your doctor will not crucify you for wanting to have a few drinks but he will for mixing potentially lethal drug combinations without discussing it first with them.

I would say Tylenol, definitely. Advil secondly, Motrin thirdly.

Yes

well if you have very severe lung problems no

First, Necon and LoEstrin are brand names, and don't indicate the name of the pill. Second, there aren't many good studies comparing effectiveness of one pill against another. Interesting, isn't it, that the commercials for pills talk about other issues rather than pregnancy prevention!

No; Ibuprofen and Diclofenac are both NSAIDs (Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs). Because they work in very similar ways and have very similar side effects if you took both you could overdose.

The good news is that both are equally effective for dental pain so if you are used to taking Diclofenac I would stick with that.

To help with your pain there are a couple of other options to look at. Firstly you may be able to increase the strength of your co-codamol. Co-codamol is a single tablet that combines paracetamol with codeine (an opioid The two straights commonly available are 8mg of codeine per 500mg paracetamol (8/500) or 30mg codeine per 500mg paracetamol. If you are currently taking 8/500 your doctor or dentist could prescribe 30/500. Depending on the nature of your dental pain, the dentist or doctor may also prescribe alternative opioid painkillers such as Tramadol. Increasing opioid analgesia such as codeine is usually not terribly effective in dental pain but may offer you some relief

You may also like to discuss local anaesthetic options with your dentist. Diflam, for example, is usually used in sore throats but can be used as a mouthwash to numb you gums. This must be discussed with your dentist first to ensure that it wont make the problem worse.

Sleep is also known to effect perception of pain. So if you've not been sleeping lately (maybe because of your pain) your doctor may be able to prescribe a short course of sleeping tablets. Things are always easier to deal with after a good nights sleep.

There are very few things in life as depressing as dental pain and a low mood also effects perception of pain, so try to keep a positive outlook.

I hope this has given you a few things to discuss with your doctor or dentist.

I would venture to say that you shouldn't combine these drugs without checking with your pharmacist first. For your own health I would advise this. However, seeing that ibuprofen is an NSAID (designed to relieve muscle pain by reducing inflammation) and that Oxycodone/APAP (Percocet) is an analgesic, there is no pharmacological reason that THESE cannot be used with each other. However, cephalexin is an antibiotic and may reduce the effectiveness of the Percocet/IB combination, or worse, have adverse reactions such as liver damage or respiratory depression (slowing of breathing caused by too much depressent). I would ask a pharmacist before taking anything. If he gives you the all clear, then by all means go for it. If not, don't do it. Period.

Ibuprofen has one chirle center with S configuration

The second carbon is the chirle centre

You can take 4 every 8 hours. So you can take 12 pills a day. So you can 360 in a month, However, I advise against this.

Ibuprofen is not reccommended for continued use for more than a week. If you are taking the recommended dosage every day (wich is two 200mg pills, every 4 hours but not exceeding 8 pills in a day) for a longer period of time than that you may develop stomach problems. Taking ibuporfen with food can help reduce this effect. If you continue to expirience pain, talk to your physician about pain management tools. If you are expiriencing side effects such as stomach cramps or blood in your stool, seek medical attention.

I was 29 and told the same thing, once. Then one day a few years later, I almost bled to death from a hemorrhagic duodenal ulcer from daily aspirin use.

If you have high blood pressure at the tender age of 29 look at your lifestyle:

1 your weight

2 your salt intake/diet

3 how much do you exercise?

4 stress

5 Other factors such as smoking or excessive caffeine intake.

There are meds that can lower blood pressure, take them, but make DAMNED sure you follow a healthful lifestyle. An aspirin a day just won't cut it.

As with anything, be it drugs, food or drink, you should not take them if they are out of date. The date is on the packet for your safety, and you could suffer adverse effects from taking out of date medication.

Well, if you don't need it yes.

take about ten more. take about ten more.

what is the differences between paracetamol syrup and suspension? Is there any benefit in choosing suspension formulation?

it will kill you or give you explosive diarrhea

As of this time, I am aware of 11 different varieties of Nurofen, some prescription and some OTC. They sometimes contain: * Codeine * Ibuprofen (an NSAID) * Aspirin * Psuedoephedrine (psusdofed(tm) -- an amphetimine analog used as a decongestant). Without knowing which one you took, and how much, I can't even tell what medication(s) you'll react to or what the max dosages are. Call your ER or poison control for this one.