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Doctor insights on: Midol Safe For 11 Year Old

Midol: Yes at the recommended dosage. Other options include aleve (naproxen) or ibuprofen. As long as she isn't allergic. ...Read more

Absolutely: Midol is safe for an 11 year old ...Read more

Acetaminophen: 1000 mg of this medication is likely OK for her to take assuming she has no medical problems. However, she should be careful not to take this dose more frequently than prescribed. ...Read more

Yes: It should be safe to use both together, provided you've used each separately without a problem. ...Read more

Midol complete: This product contains acetaminophen (the ingredient in Tylenol), caffeine and an antihistamine and is safe if taken according to instructions. However I'm unclear as to why one would need all these ingredients for menstrual period distress. Perhaps you'd do as well if you only took Tylenol or Advil. ...Read more

Yes: Midol extended relief is just Naproxen (antiinflammatory), modil liquid gel is just Ibuprofen (another antiinflammatory) and midol pm is tylenol (acetaminophen) with antihistamine. All safe for men. ...Read more

Yes: Its ingradients are anti inflammatories which do relieve headaches. ...Read more

Sure: Midol will not affect the Accutane use. ...Read more

Yes: Midol has Acetaminophen in it, which will not interact or overlap with tramadol. It also has caffeine and an antihistamine, which also should not bother you with taking tramadol. Since it is the first time you are combining the medications, I would recommend you avoid driving (if you have your permit) or doing anything dangerous in case it makes you groggy, but there are no interactions. ...Read more

May not: Antiinflammatory meds may not interact well with coumadin (warfarin). ...Read more

Midol: Midol has a diuretic or water pill in it which is not approved for or needed in a 9 year old. I suggest you give her ibuprofen instead and perhaps put some local heat on it. ...Read more

Yes: Ok to do.

Allergy: These are all signs of allergic reaction. Stop taking these meds right away and make an appointment with a doctor. A severe allergic reaction can be fatal. Until the exact allergy is determined, stay away from similar medications. ...Read more

Yes: You can take Midol for pain during periods and it should not interact with your iron supplements. ...Read more

Excedrin/Seroquel: Should be safe, as prescribed.

Safe: In pediatric nuclear medicine the radiation dose is calculated per weight of child.Children receive lower doses than adults. Technetium is short iived isotope with 6 hr half life. If child is having anemia or blood in stools test is worth while in trying to define source of bleeding. ...Read more

No: We have not used Aspirin or Aspirin like products in kids under age 16 for decades after it was tied to a rare cause of liver failure/death. The only exceptions are treating kids with arthritis, kawasaki disease or rheumatic fever. The "baby aspirin" as a low dose has resurfaced & is used with adults to help prevent heart attacks. ...Read more

Glasses: Or contact lenses are the only choices. A mature 11 year old can do contacts, but most start these a few years older. ...Read more

Yes: Mri is safe in children, and is sometimes used for evaluating unborn children! It does not use ionizing radiation, unlike x-rays or ct. ...Read more

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