Ibuprofen

A 29 kilogram dog can take a dosage of 500 mg of Ibuprofen.

Yes, well it was in the 1980's (well up to 1989) as my father took them for Arthritis. He died of a heart attack after having at least one mini stroke. Now current information tells us there is a high link between this drug and heart attack.

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Yes. Hair loss may be a side effect of ibuprofin.

See the following for additional information:

http://www.aocd.org/skin/dermatologic_diseases/telogen_effluvium.html

http://www.articleclick.com/Article/What-is-it-about-Ibuprofen-and-Hair-Loss-/916341

http://www.peoplespharmacy.com/2000/04/01/ibuprofen/

It is probably a good idea to talk to a doctor about this. Normally on their own, it would be fine; together, they might cause some problems.

Aspirin and ibuprofen are antipyretics because they cause the hypothalamus to usurp an interleukin-induced rise in temperature

Only if you are courting death.

Yes as Advil does help with inflammation.

whatever your doctor prescribed you!

Probably not. Although Motrin like products are pain killers, It is not meant for the type of discomfort of a stomach bug.

Motrin, a brand name for Ibuprofen, is called an NSAID. Ibuprofen as well as other NSAIDS such as aspirin and naproxen can have stomach related side effects that including upset stomachs and ulcers. When used for stomach problems, it can make things worse.

Ibuprofen (Naproxen) does not contain aspirin. Both these medications are in a class called Non-Steroidal Anti-Inflammatory medicines or NSAIDS. The reason they are not added together is that they both thin the blood and to much blood thinning can cause hemoglobin to be unable to transport oxygen to vital organs.

Yes. Advil is a pain reliever, but if you snort (or smoke, if you roll and pack the dust in paper) you can get high. The only thing is it can burn your nose and throat, and you would have to snort more than one to actually get high.

Dizziness!!! or lightheadedness.

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Yes, I called several pharmacies with this question, you can take up to a total of 600 mg of ibuprofen total in a dose.

I would not give it to a child for an earache. Advil is for allergies and is used for: itchy throat, runny nose, coughing, sneezing. I used it on my little brother it did not prevent the earache

The Advil coating is NOT enteric coated. Enteric coating is used on certain medications, most notably NSAIDS (naproxen, acetylsalicylic acid/aspirin) so the release of the contents does not occur until it has reached your small intestine and thus reduces the stomach pains associated with NSAIDS.

The Advil coating makes them easier to swallow and taste better, but it is not a formal enteric coating. If it was, trust in the fact marketing would highlight this and claim Advil has an advantage over other ibuprofen based products.

Ibuprofen and Naproxen are the same thing, both an hormonal, anti inflammatory and are the same active drug but in a slightly different form Naproxen being moderately stronger. Vicodin has AP in it generally in the 320-750 range which is very similar to the active In Naproxen, but it has Hydrocodon which is the narcotic, which is an opiate and a strong one at that, this giving the "narcotic Affect". You will not have similar affects taking The two together any where near Vicodin, and i would be very careful with taking them together low dosages 500 Naproxen and 400-600 Ibuprofen is the max and defiantly not good for your stomach make sure you take food to reduce damage.

People over 60 can take any medication that the doctor deems right for them, even over the counter meds.

No. It reduces swelling so I wouldn't think it would effect weight.

yes acetominophen will not interact with trazodone it is safe to take togather

One time my mother gave me two robitussin and two mucinex before school. I don't remember the day, but apparently I was singing loudly, questioning reality constantly, and falling down dizzy. I wouldn't recommend it, unless that is your idea of a good time.

NO! You should never give a dog ibuprofen.

No. The active ingredients in Aspirin, Tylenol, and Advil are not narcotics.

Narcotics can only be prescribed by a physician. Over the counter products do not contain narcotics.

There are some prescription medications that combine active ingredients from them with narcotics, but they have their own brand names and are not called Aspirin, Tylenol, or Advil.

Yes. Ibuprofen similar to Advil and Motrin. Do not take more ibuprofen than the label states as the risk for stomach ulcers will increase dont drive or operate machinery