How do you know if you took too much drug? (Tylenol, Advil, Aleve, etc)?
I get extremely bad cramps...horrible. At lunch I took two Advil and one Motrin. My cramps were still doomed to failure when I go home so I took two Aleve. The advil advises not to take more than 1 at a time and I took 2, and the Aleve say you can take 2 for the first dose, but not to take more than 6 in a 12 hour term.
So, did I take too much? It's just that these cramps are horrible. How will I know if I took too much?
Answers:
No, you didn't take to much and it is okay to mix advil next to another medicine that is why doctors tell you to alternate between two so that taking to much of one doesn't rationale it to lose its effect. Advil and motrin are basically the same thing basically compare the active ingredients and you will see and as far as the two aleve it all depends on the time frame that you took them after you took the advil and motrin if it was at most minuscule a two hour time difference in between then you are fine. And just within case you ever have this bad cramping again you should try midol it is a bit pricey but worth every penny it is specially formulated to relieve the cramps and bloated impression and they also have pamprin that works just as good as midol does.
Oh and btw to much motrin or advil can result in more cramping than you had to begin with and if taken for a long time of year of time can cause bleeding in the stomach.
I hope you Feel Better. Source(s): LPN
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So, did I take too much? It's just that these cramps are horrible. How will I know if I took too much?
Answers:
No, you didn't take to much and it is okay to mix advil next to another medicine that is why doctors tell you to alternate between two so that taking to much of one doesn't rationale it to lose its effect. Advil and motrin are basically the same thing basically compare the active ingredients and you will see and as far as the two aleve it all depends on the time frame that you took them after you took the advil and motrin if it was at most minuscule a two hour time difference in between then you are fine. And just within case you ever have this bad cramping again you should try midol it is a bit pricey but worth every penny it is specially formulated to relieve the cramps and bloated impression and they also have pamprin that works just as good as midol does.
Oh and btw to much motrin or advil can result in more cramping than you had to begin with and if taken for a long time of year of time can cause bleeding in the stomach.
I hope you Feel Better. Source(s): LPN
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