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sshazzam sshazzam
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Toothache. Can you take advil and tylenol together?

  • 3 years ago

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Oddly there is no cavity that I can see. The tooth does have a filling in it...but OMG it is throbbing. I have taken 4 advil within about 3 hours and only had managed to help the pain for about 45 minutes.

Welp...here goes the tylenol!!!
Thanks for the help.

3 years ago

Cluny Brown by Cluny Brown
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Yes. The Tylenol works on nerve pain, and the Advil works on soft tissue swelling and any sinus pressure. Advil is also a fever reducer.

Take only one of each pill at the same time. Repeat every four hours if the pain is moderate to severe...every six if it's mild to moderate.

Best to do this with a little bit of food in your stomach if you can, and don't forget to keep drinking water.

If it's an abscess, a big cavity, or a missing filling that's hurting you, get it fixed ASAP. Good luck.
  • 3 years ago
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Sweet that helped. I went tio the Dentist the following morning and she gave me something called vicoprofin. AHhhhh I cant feel anything now. : )
Hope you're feeling better and you didn't need a root canal! That's worse than having the damn thing pulled out.

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