De: Safe if you do not have any kidney or heart problems or stomach ulcers. If you have a lot of bleeding it could make it worse but for the most part you should be safe.
Answered 1/16/2016
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Yes and no!: Generally speaking if there is no reason to avoid drugs such Motrin known as NSAIDs it is safe to take which is why it is available without a prescription. However, someone with stomach ulcers or chronic kidney disease or someone taking blood thinners or a history of easy bruising or nose bleeds should avoid this group of medications
Answered 7/12/2015
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Wisdom tooth : Yes. Motrin can be taken after your wisdom tooth, but don't take it with any narcotics. Follow the instructions given by the extracting dentist.
Answered 7/12/2014
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It is recommended: Motrin (200mg) take 2-3 tablets every 6 hours or Motrin as prescribed. It will remove the inflammation and control acute pain.Motrin can generally be taken in addition to the prescription medications opioid as alternate medication. Take care.
Answered 7/12/2015
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Ibuprofen yes: Yes is safe. Follow your dentist's recommendation
Answered 7/13/2014
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Ask your surgeon: In most cases yes but without knowing your complete medical history, drug allergies and what other medications you are or might take, we can't give you a blanket yes or no answer. For these types if questions don't rely on internet research or answers. Ask the professionals who actually treat you and are responsible for your well being.
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ASK SURGEON: You need to check with the surgeon to make sure there are no contraindications, drug interactions or drug allergies.
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Yes, when: Yes, when prescribed by the oral surgeon. Follow instructions concerning dosage and timing.
Answered 7/12/2015
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