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Doctor insights on: Can You Take Tamiflu With Tylenol

Oseltamivir: There should not be a problem in taking this along with Acetaminophen and codeine. ...Read more

Sure: There is no problem with this. Ibuprofen has a longer half life and thus lasts longer. It is also better for pain. Hope he is feeling better! 600 to 800 mg of ibuprofen is a good dose for his age. ...Read more

Safe: There is no scientific debate regarding tamiflu (oseltamivir) use in pregnancy. It is safe for a pregnant woman who has the flu. ...Read more

Any NEW Symptoms?: Your child has only had three doses, which means a day and a half at best. Flu symtoms are going to last longer than that, even with the tamiflu. It's not like tylenol (acetaminophen) where the med works an hour later. It just shortens the total length of illness. Don't ignore new or worsening symptoms though - i've had a couple of patients who developed pneumonia or ear infections as complications. Rest, fluid! ...Read more

Adequate dose: you are taking 1000mg 4 times a day? try cold compress and cool shower ...Read more

Yes: They are commonly used together.

Yes: you can!

Promethazine Tamiflu (oseltamivir): Yes, it may take both together as there are no drug drug interactions or contraindications between them. Best wishes. ...Read more

Red in stool: This is likely a hemorrhoid. Soften the stools with colace (docusate sodium) 100 mg two times a day and use a teaspoon of mineral oil three to four times a day. This should help. You should have this checked by a gastrointestinal specialist. Good luck. ...Read more

2 Max: The maximum is 2 pills assuming you do not have any liver or kidney disease. You can overdose if you take too much tylenol (acetaminophen). ...Read more

Should be fine: No real problem here.

Together: Tylenol (acetaminophen) and benadryl can be taken together. They work in different ways and there are not drug interactions. ...Read more

Sedation: The Tylenol PM contains antihistamine which can interact with the Ambien: not a good idea. ...Read more

Yes: You would need to take a lot more pills to achieve an adequate adult dose. ...Read more

Yes: Although not at the same exact time, taking Pepto Max and Tylenol should not be a problem. ...Read more

For how long?: You can use tylenol (acetaminophen) daily for some time, but it isn't a good idea to take it for months at a time. More important is to determine why you need it for longer than a few weeks, and to address the problem that causes your symptom. ...Read more

Yes: Tylenol (acetaminophen) is OK, however, there is a long list of medications and foods that can interact with simvastatin, including antiviral medications, seizure medications, antibiotics - esp. erythromycin family, citrus - esp. grapefruit, stomach medications, some psychiatric medications, other cholesterol medications, some heart medications, etc. Check your medication list with your doctor. ...Read more

Fine: should be fine as long as you have no condition that is adversely affected by TYLENOL such as either allergy or liver disease. H Robert Silverstein M.D. FACC ...Read more

The problem with: Chronic use is that some people can develop rebound insomnia. ...Read more

Bad drug: Liver and kidney toxic, better to avoid. ...Read more

Yes: Drugs.Com drug interaction checker showed no interactions between Reactine (Cetrizine) and Tylenol. See: https://www.drugs.com/interactions-check.php?drug_list=569-0,11-12 ...Read more

Yes: No interaction. Do not exceed recommended doses of tylenol (acetaminophen). ...Read more

Medication SEs: This is an unusual side effect for tylenol (acetaminophen). But, there are other options and i would recommend you avoid tylenol (acetaminophen) for now so that this side effect does not bother you. ...Read more

Tramadol: You have to be careful
Some formulations if Tramadol are combined with acetominophen (Tylenol ) so you could damage your liver if too much
Also combining codeine with opioid -type drugs may have an additive sedation effect so generally not advisable tho you might be able to get away with it
Take Aleve or similar with either of those and it will help with pain without added sedation ...Read more

Tylenol (acetaminophen) Dosing: You can take 1000 mg at a time up to four times in a day. But, please remember that tylenol (acetaminophen) is very hard on your liver and chronic long term use of this product can damage the liver. So, please use it sparingly. ...Read more

Tylenol (acetaminophen): Current guide is not to exceed 2-2.5gm of Acetaminophen per day. This is a pain society guide - fda guide is being rewritten - but currently stands at 4gm per day. Keep in mind this also includes otc products as well. ...Read more

4 - 6 hours average: The half life is about 4 - 6 hours and that is the recommended interval between doses as it begins to wear off during that interval. Body size, presence of food and metabolism can change this some. ...Read more

Usually: For an adult without liver disease, the dose range is 1 or 2 tablets. If having pain beyond prescribed medication's relief abilities on a recurring fashion, talk to your prescriber about medication strength adjustment. ...Read more

Not good idea: You should follow instructions on the bottle and do not take more than 4,000 grams in a 24 hour period. It is harmful to the liver. ...Read more

Depends: It depends on her weight and how much she took. You need to contact the poison control center nearest you (1-800-222-1222) and/or take her to the emergency room immediately. ...Read more