Ibuprofen

No, Advil is an anti-inflammatory pain reliever. It can make nausea worse in some people, but it doesn't relieve nausea. Try Pepto-Bismol or TUMS. Just don't exceed the recommended dosage.

no Tylenol is drug use for pain killer for the pain reliever

One should not drink alcohol while they are taking anti inflammatory drugs.

There are no known interactions between propranolol and codeine therefore they can be taken together. However, be aware that: One of the side-effects of codeine is drowsiness, so best taken at night. Propranol is associated with fatigue, sleep disturbances and nightmares.

Tongue swelling following any medication is an allergic reaction usually requiring emergency intervention. The whole throat is swelling and usually the face appears different; breathing can be impossible without emergency medicine.

Advil, (just a brand name for ibuprofen) has been shown to cause constipation as an adverse effect in some cases.

No, ibuprofen is perfectly safe for you and your baby during pregnancy and even afterwards, as long as you follow the directions on the packaging. Think, what does the hospital give babies when they are little and sick? Ibuprofen or Tylenol. Don't overdose! But if you are feeling uncomfortable from cramps or pains ibuprofen is perfectly acceptable.

NO, ibuprofen is not safe to be taken during pregnancy.....drs recommend using aceteminophen during pregnancy, and the lowest dose recommended on the label. ibuprofen is typically sold as Motrin or advil, aceteminophen is sold as Tylenol. the reason that ibuprofen isn't recommended is due to the anti-imflammtory ingredients found in that particular drug. ask your dr for other safe alternatives to any medicine you may require during pregnancy

Dont listen to the first answer, listen to the second!! Ibuprofen is NOT NOT NOT safe. In recent studies of a small hole being formed in the fetus' heart, a stressor/main cause was the usage of ibuprofen products. ACETOMINOPHEN only!

puppies can be given enteric coated aspirin preferably with some food at a dose of 5-10 mg/lb of body weight. Per the advice of my puppies vet.

Yes, this combination is fine to take together, just make sure you stick to the recommended doses, and stay under the daily maximum dosage.

Yes, it is safe to take both Excedrin and Clonazepam.

Excedrin contains three ingredients: acetaminophen (Tylenol), aspirin (non-steroidal-anti-inflammatory), and caffeine.

Clonazepam (Klonopin) is a medication in the benzodiazepine class of medications which is used both as an anti-seizure medication and to treat panic disorder and anxiety.

There should not be a drug interaction between the two.

If it's the one with all the different people holding the Advil box, it's an original song by the LA-based group 'Family of the Year' from their EP 'Through the Trees.' It wasn't written for Advil or Wyeth, but a song they licensed from the band. You can get it and the rest of their music at www.familyoftheyear.net

Hey there,

Are you talking about the musical pieces we hear in that Advil commercial where the guy listen to demo CD's, with the headphones, and dances, and moves on the musics, and all?

If so, you're like me. I really liked these musics, and have been wondering who made them, everytime I've seen the commercial.

Well, maybe it's unfortunate, but I've got this answer from the marketing department of Wyeth Consumer Healthcare marketing dept.:

"This soundtrack was created specifically for Advil and is not a published soundtrack. We are very glad you liked our commercial."

Dudes, you're right, I liked it. We're now awaiting the "Bests of Advil Soundtrack" CD. Soon in a drug store near you... :p

FD

That would probably be a better question for a pharmacist or your doctor.

take them both and then chug a 40oz

Ibuprofen's main group ( the parent group) is propanoic acid (CH3-CH2-COOH), and with no basic functional groups the molecule is overall acidic. Acids are inonized in basic solutions solubilizing them. NaOH, sodium hydroxide, in solution displays such basic properties and is actually commonly dispensed with ibuprofen for this reason.

It depends on the last time you gave it. If it was about four hours ago, you can if you like. But if it hasn't been that long, I wouldn't.

I believe lysine means "salt" and is added to the Ibupofen, therefore enabling it to be absorbed by the body at a much faster rate. I use it for migraine relief as it seems to work much faster than any other remedy I have tried (and there have been quite a few). I am not a doctor - just giving my opinion :)

There are highly specific cases where such may occur.

However, as each person is different, and as treatments for different problems at different stages vary so widely, one must consult with their own doctor, to find out specific information about what such may do for the situation you are asking about.

Pregnant women should not use ruta because it stimulates contraction of the uterus and can cause miscarriage.

I think the reccommended dose is 1 200mg tablet of Ibuprofen for every 60 pounds of body weight so a person weighing 150 pounds should take 3 Ibuprofen. If the pain is severe maybe 800mg every 6 hours for a few days, but no more than a few days then consult with a licensed FNP or DO.

Both molecules have a hydrophobic hydrocarbon-chain and ibuprofen has a hydrocarbon ring structure. This makes them very similar along with the polarity and structure in this case "like dissolves like".

Yes. Advil like Motrin contains Ibuprofin. Hydrocodone contains Acetaminophen. They cab be taken together with caution. Take no more than 200 MG's (1-tab) of ADVIL every 4 hours if taking a 5-500 Hydrocodone tab. Acetaminophen is REALLY bad for your liver in high concentrations so don't ever take more than 8 Hydrocodone in a 24 hour period.

If your thinking about mixing them and drinking them that would be a bad idea. You'd get sicker than you could stand and the buzz if any would be minimal. VERY BAD IDEA!!!!

Ibuprofen (advil, motrin) is an anti-inflammatory and an anti-pyretic (lowers a fever). Amoxicillin (a penicillin) is an antibiotic. If one follows their physician's orders, yes, these two medications may be taken together.

Well, if it is not dead by now it will be OK. Medication should never be given to any animal unless approved by a vet.