does ibuprofen react with omnicef antibiotics?
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Tylenol is acetaminophen, not ibuprofen.  It is fine to take Tylenol and Omnicef, the two are not known to interact.  It is also OK to take ibuprofen and omnicef together.\n\nWhen it comes to medication for your child the person you should really be asking is your pharmacist or doctor, not bunch of complete strangers over the internet.
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I couldnt find any result when I did a web search and it isnt in the BNF (the "bible" of prescribing) either so either you have the name wrong or it isnt availble here...;
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Try calling the fda. There are operators who might be able to help you.\n\nor visit their website: http://www.fda.gov\n\nYou are talking about Antibiotics......\nThere are other antibiotics that work slightly differently... like MAcrolides (aZithromycin, Erythromycin),
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no they wont affect them at all.antibiotics will tho.
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No; it doesn't. Both medicines are in the same class of drugs, called NSAIDS (Non Steroidal Anti Inflammatory Drugs). You can EITHER be on 1 or the other, but not on both at the same time.\nSo, no; naproxyn does not contain ibuprofen.
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Certain antibiotics can interact with birth control pills, making the birth control pills less effective and pregnancy more likely. Spotting - or ‘mid-cycle’ bleeding - may be the first sign that an antibiotic is interfering with the effectiveness of your birth control pills. \nAntibiotics that have been shown to interact with birth control pills include rifampin (brand name Rifadin), penicillin (Veetids), amoxicillin (Amoxil), ampicillin (Omnipen), cotrimoxazole (Septra or Bactrim), tetracycline (Sumycin), minocycline (Minocin), metronidazole (Flagyl), and nitrofurantoin (Macrobid or Macrodantin). \n\nTo help women avoid pregnancy while taking an antibiotic - and for at least one week afterward - doctors generally recommend they use a condom or spermicide as a back-up method of birth control. If you are taking both antibiotics and birth control pills, be sure to check with your doctor about how long you should continue to use a back-up method. Also, discuss any other questions you may have about this information. \n\nSources:\nDickey, R.P. Managing Contraceptive Pill Patients. EMIS Inc.,1998. \nHansten, P.D, J.R. Horn. Drug Interactions Analysis and Management, Applied Therapeutics, 2000.\nDipiro, J,T, Pharmacotherapy A Pathophysiologic Approach. Fourth Edition. Appleton &Lange. 1999
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it's generally used with sulfamethoxizole(together, that's bactrim)\ntrimethoprim kills only bacterial cells because of the enzyme it inhibits...humans i think don't have it...something to do with dihydrofolate reductase i think.
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If you go to www.wedmd.com you can type in your perscription medication and it will tell you what it reacts to. It is a useful tool. I used to use it all the time when my father was alive. He was on 19 different medications for his heart, kidneys, gout, and allergies. \n\nFurthermore if in doubt check with a pharmacist and/or doctor. \n\n*Disclaimer: I am not a doctor and all information given should be noted as such. For professional opinions contact your personal physician.*
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ibuprofen is a non-steroidal anti-inflamatory drug.  So it can be used anytime one has inflamation that is not caused by infection, or for general aches and pains.  The prescription strength of this drug is 800mg.
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ok typically omnilife or any other natural products are not supposed to have much side effects since they are "natural". Yet they do ahve side effects because any chemical has a good effect and a bad effect. So called natural products are not FDA approved and there is no guarantees about how these were processed from the weed form to the pill/capsule form. I would thus not recommend to use these things, a good example are things like gingko baloba that can cause bleeding probelms that are not publicised, good luck
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Assuming you're treating it with an over the counter product, you should have relief within 1-3 days.  I find the three day treatments best--the one day treatment doesn't always knock out the infection the first time, and the 7 day ones are just TOOOOOO long!
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most antibiotics become less effective or ineffective when you drink.  I wouldn't do it myself.  Usually, when you fill a prescription like this, it has a warning label that you should not drink alcohol with this product.  Check the package.
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youre technically not suppose to with ibuprofen because it can cause liver damage, but it probably wouldnt be a big deal if you space the drug and alcohol a few hours apart and dont go nuts with either. im not sure about paracetemol off the top of my head, you should ask a pharmacist questions like this in the future though instead of people on yahoo message boards that dont know what theyre talking about. your pharmacy's number is probably on the bottle if you wanna give them a call.
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Motrin is generically Ibuprofen...right? so are u allergic to Ibuprofen? if that's the case...then you cant take any Ibuprofen medicine...instead try to take acetaminophen...like Tylenol....i hope i helped u in a way. Besides, oxycodone is the one prescribed by your dentist, take it he will not give that medicine if it will damage ur health.
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Bacterial infections. Be aware that viral infections do not respond to antibiotics.\n\nHowever, some drugs considered in the "antibiotics" class are used to treat cancers, called chemotherapy antibiotics. These include plicamycin, bleomycin, etc.
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Absolutely!! Alcohol makes antibiotics neutral-meaning it counteracts their effectiveness. Gonna drink?  don't take the antibiotics-it's a waste of a good pill. Save it til the booze is out of your system.
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The above answer is incorrect. Cipro is used against psudomonas, though I agree that resistance is increasing. Serious pseudomonas infections are covered with Cefepime or imipenem.