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Taking Aspirin, Tylenol, Excederine For Tooth Infection, Pain. Will It Effect Health?
Hello, I have been taking aspirin, tylenol and excederine all together, in large doses for sometime now for a severe tooth infection/severe pain. I don't have the monies needed to be able to see a dentist for the extensive damage to this tooth. I am wondering how long before taking these otc's will start to effect my health. I have a feeling it's already begun. Thank you
Tue, 24 Sep 2013
Hi,
Any medicine from OTC one should not take for long time.
The medicines you take are not advisable to take for long time.
Aspirin may produce bleeding tendency in body organs or in stomach may lead to massive hemorrhage giving rise to serious complication.
Same thing with tylenol and excederine can happen.
Do not take all medicines together as function of each mediicine is same so take either any one at a time.
Take with full stomach or with antacid tablet.
Ok and take care.
Any medicine from OTC one should not take for long time.
The medicines you take are not advisable to take for long time.
Aspirin may produce bleeding tendency in body organs or in stomach may lead to massive hemorrhage giving rise to serious complication.
Same thing with tylenol and excederine can happen.
Do not take all medicines together as function of each mediicine is same so take either any one at a time.
Take with full stomach or with antacid tablet.
Ok and take care.
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