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Can i take advil (ibuprofen) and midol together after my wisdom teeth extraction?
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Yes unless no NSAIDs: Advil (ibuprofen) is an NSAID and midol is acetominophen (tylenol). They can be used together. If there is a reason not to use NSAID (per doctor order), then no advil (ibuprofen).
Answered 11/14/2020
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Yes.: Advil (ibuprofen) is Ibuprofen and midol has acetominaphine, caffeine and pyrilamine maleate ( an antihistamine) and they are safe to use together.
Answered 9/13/2018
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