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I am 13 weeks and have had a headache for 2 days now. I live in the country and don't go to town but once a week. I have Tylenol extra strength here at home. I have tried getting rest, keeping the room dark and cool, and it's is not going away. I'm not pla...
i just took my folic acid and prenatal pills maybe 15 minutes ago. I'm having such a bad head ach and I'm in pain because i have the flu. is it ok if i take one. or should i wait a couple of hours?
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My daughter gets headaches from her scoliosis and her boyfriend is telling her to take 2 extra strength advil and 2 extra strength tylenol all at once as he said if she takes any less it will not take the headache away,
When I reacted he said to tr...
Is Tylenol extra strength ok to take? My head is killing me.
Is it ok to take extra strength Tylenol? I'm 11 weeks pregnant and have horrible back aches and cramps. I can not seem to find any regular strength anywhere! I'm just worried that the extra strength ones might contain something the regular strength doesn't...
I am 12 weeks pregnant and came down with strep throat, a horrible cough, and a migraine last Thursday. I've been taking antibiotics for the strep and 2 tylenol extra strength every 6 hours since. I have a call into my doctor bc I'm not feeling better (str...
I'm 37 weeks and I've been having bad headache my doctor told me I can take Tylenol but I was wondering is there a difference between Tylenol and tylenol extra strength
I'm 25 weeks and 6 days and yesturday night was running a fever so I took one tablet of tynelol extra strenght is it safe to take it
I am in my first trimester of pregnancy and I am also taking progesterone vaginal suppositories at the moment. Is it ok for me to use gas x extra strength 125 mg caps because i am experiencing alot of gas pain, indegestion and bloating?
I have the baddest sore tooth right now I been sticking it out for 4 days now my ob gyn said take tylenol but not extra strength
Has anyone taken this while around 15-16 weeks pregnant ?? FTM
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Normal vaginal discharge varies in color, smell, consistency and amount. If there is a change in the discharge, an infection may be present.
Chlamydia is an sexually transmitted infection (STI) that often has no symptoms, but must be treated to prevent serious complications.
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