Ibuprofen

No, they do say that taking high doses on a regular basis makes you 3 times more likely to have gastrointestinal bleeding though.
Not exactly... It is a blood thinner and there for a small wound will produce more bleeding.

Ibuprofen can be fatal to dogs. Just 200mg tablet can cause stomach ulcers in a ten pound dog.

See article in Newsletter at http://www.thedogclass.com/thedogclass115_files/Page372.htm for more information.

<a href="http://www.thedogclass.com/thedogclass115_files/Page372.htm">THE Dog Class Newsletter - see page two article on toxins</a>

I personally would stay away from diet pills its not very nice but sometimes they make you poo yourself.

Roughly the same amount it would take to kill you.

When the single tablet dose is higher than 200mg.

The choice of medication between Tylenol and Advil for someone with neuropathy in the legs will depend on the person's health history. For instance, if you have diabetes and kidney disease, your health care provider may urge you to avoid Advil. Talk with your health care provider for advice specific to your situation.

Adults and children 12 years and older should take one capsule every four to six hours while symptoms remain. If the pain or fever does not respond to one capsule, two may be used. Do not exceed six capsules in twenty-four hours, unless directed by a doctor.

**This information comes from the Motrin website.**

yes

You become a dum@ss. If you want to get high, stick the pill in your rektum, then climb a ladder.

First of all, you could damage your nose. Second, you might feel some pain relief and anti-inflammatory effects, but it would not make you "high" because ibuprofen is just a pain reliever and anti-inflammatory, it has no narcotic effects. The ibuprofen particles would also go into your lungs and possibly cause a blockage. Snorting it would probably also burn your nasal passages, that is why ibuprofen is coated, because it can cause a burning sensation.

he/she might get sick but the best thing to do is give him some space so he (or she) can thorw up and feel better! but if its looking or acting strage after it ate the advil bring him/her to thje vet

well that really depends on how much u have taken. and advil asprins and stuff like really isn't any kinda of drug that will test you 4 that's jus sumtin that will show up if abused b4 your drug screening

No

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Yes, definitely

It's generally not a good idea to mix drugs. Why not take just one drug, Tylenol PM or Advil PM?

YES you can.

I was proscribed to use Diclofenac while I was having a GOUT Attack, but it did not help me, so I called a pharmacist and he told me that I can use Naproxin as a pain killer.

Good luck

Depends on the child. In most cases the Q4-6 hrs is a safety net. Doubt it will cause any problems. Biggest side effect in Motrin ( ibuprofen is stomach upset.

No, clonazepam contains no aspirin and is not itself a member of nor does it contain any of the NSAID family of drugs. It's a benzodiazepine.

Grunt Candy is a slang term originating in the United States Marine Corps, whose enlisted soldiers are often known as grunts. Normally, it refers to 800mg Ibuprofen (Motrin), a prescription strength painkiller, fever reducer and anti-inflammatory in the class known as NSAIDS. It is extremely effective in reducing inflammation and relieving pain from strains and soft tissue injuries and muscle soreness common in military life. Military dispensaries are well known for giving out this drug as a treatment for almost any ailment in much the same way that they gave out APC's in the 1960's and 1970's. Its given out so commonly service men and women joke that it can re-grow severed limbs and knit broken bones. Soldiers and sailors often know it as Vitamin-M and Airmen know it as "The Air Force Wonder Drug"

No - human pain medications are not safe for dogs due to the dogs' sensitivity to the side effects. If you suspect your dog is in pain, you should take it to your veterinarian; there are emergency clinics around that should be able to prescribe Rimadyl for your dog if medically needed.

If I were you i would stick with rohypnol.

no

Advil PM might contains an antihistaminic drug that enhance adverse effects of Ativan (dizziness, sedating, nausea). It is not dangerous, but you might avoid that.