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I took three magnesium hydroxide supplements (oxypowder 4 pills=1,400 mg) and three midol complete for a backache. is this a dangerous combination? will i be okay?
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You are slightly overdosed with midol but it should not cause any significantly deleterious effect. There is no interaction between magnesium hydroxide and midol. However, watch for dehydration if you void too much with this high midol dose and having diarrhea with magnesium hydroxide.
Answered 9/1/2022
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