...a nap. I meant to say that I'm allergic to aspirin and sensitive to Ibuprofen, so no Motrin to be on the safe side....
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...And that sucks because I had to discontinue prescription strength ibuprofen and can't use aspirin. I've got a sporadic fever ...clots. I find Tylenol is very ineffective for fever or pain. The...
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...question time. Why have asprin been taken off the ...limited outdoor activity environment I prefer Ibuprofen to asprin for pain...
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Ibuprofen is fine, stay away from aspirin though. Codeine CAN be fine ...desperate stick with paracetamol & ibuprofe...
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...anymore (g*dd*mn psycho ex-boss!), I've had to go back to aspirin (for me, ibuprofen is like swallowing a shirt ...the misery complete. AND my body hurts, because all aspirin does is take the e...
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Yup. We've talked about using aspirin in this thread before, but ...we should switch over to ibuprofen :P
Speaking of which, apparent...
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...to take at this stage paracetamol does anyone know? I know to avoid asprin but I prefer to take ibuprofen as it tends to work much more quickly for me but there seems to be some conflicting...
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...better to Exedrin Aspirin then to Ibuprofin, however have been taking 800mg of Ibuprofin a couple of times a day since being diagnosed with RA back in ...this could be due to Ibuprofin...
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Switch from Aspirin to Ibuprofen. Ibuprofen will help with aches, pains, fever, inflamation (if you have it) and a number of other things. That is to say... as long as you're...
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...your family doc in case it's something serious. For now, take Tylenol or ibuprofen, stay away from aspirin, though. Vosol is a hydrocortisone steroidal preparation so you were treated for an...
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