Acetimotephen is dogsh*t

BroScienceTalkatWork said:
No I'm just saying in comparison to ibuprofen. I genuinely don't understand who's the marketing brains behind Acetominphen

How did they get the Nyquil placement? Shoulda gone to Ibu
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It prevents abuse by being toxic to the kidneys in high doses. Because you know, addicts and drug seekers put their health and well-being first.
 
It's hilarious how we have painkillers that actually work and the government just says 'no you can't have them' lmao.

Meanwhile you can walk out your front door and get fentanyl in five minutes on the street.
 
ColemanwastheGOAT said:
It's hilarious how we have painkillers that actually work and the government just says 'no you can't have them' lmao.

Meanwhile you can walk out your front door and get fentanyl in five minutes on the street.
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Goodness, what is like where you live?

I don't know anywhere to get fentanyl. I'm sure if I asked around I could be pointed in the right direction, but I don't just have a guy with a fentanyl stand outside my house. I'd be mortified if I was challenged to obtain some in five minutes.
 
It’s not good to take ibuprofen for long periods of time in high doses.

“The Impact of Duration​

The duration of ibuprofen use is equally critical. It is not intended for long-term use. The current recommendations suggest limiting daily use to no more than 30 days. Using ibuprofen consistently for extended periods significantly elevates the risk of kidney damage. Chronic NSAID use can lead to structural changes in the kidneys, causing a more severe and potentially irreversible decline in kidney function.”

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How much ibuprofen will damage kidneys? - The Environmental Literacy Council

How Much Ibuprofen Will Damage Kidneys? The question of how much ibuprofen it takes to damage kidneys doesn’t have a […]
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Madmick said:
Goodness, what is like where you live?

I don't know anywhere to get fentanyl. I'm sure if I asked around I could be pointed in the right direction, but I don't just have a guy with a fentanyl stand outside my house. I'd be mortified if I was challenged to obtain some in five minutes.
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I live in Canada. I can walk up to a cop and ask them where to get fentanyl and they'll probably tell me.
 
Tylenol has never had any affect on me so I agree.
 
Depends on what you're taking it for. Typically it's good as a fever reducer. Ibuprofen is an anti inflammatory, good for muscle soreness and joint pain.

My wife takes Tylenol for muscle soreness and joint pain and wonders why it doesn't work lol.
 
It’s good for headaches

Other than that, you can mix it with ibuprofen for a painkiller effect
 
Between renal toxicity from NSAIDs, hepatotoxicity from acetaminophen and addiction to opioids, it's pick your poison.

What I think it's crazy is dipyrone/metamizole being banned in so many countries. This drug is taken like water here in Brazil and I haven't personally seen a single case of agranulocytosis in more than 20 years in my profession.
 
TeTe said:
Depends on what you're taking it for. Typically it's good as a fever reducer. Ibuprofen is an anti inflammatory, good for muscle soreness and joint pain.

My wife takes Tylenol for muscle soreness and joint pain and wonders why it doesn't work lol.
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I give tylenol for joint replacement patients all the time and it works very well, lots of time tylenol and toradol combo keeps their pain managed very well and I don't have to give oxy. Tylenol also does very well as a antipyretic in my experience. Now there is the occasional case where it just doesn't work for some people but they are the exception rather than the rule. TS has no idea what he is talking about as usual.
 
I can't take any NSAIDs, so Tylenol/acetaminophen is the best that I've got. Reckon there's a lot of people in the same position.
 
Might take some twice a year, it works for me.
 
TeTe said:
Depends on what you're taking it for. Typically it's good as a fever reducer. Ibuprofen is an anti inflammatory, good for muscle soreness and joint pain.

My wife takes Tylenol for muscle soreness and joint pain and wonders why it doesn't work lol.
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This.

It’s good when you have a bad cold but sucks for arthritis. NSAID’s are better for both of those things anyway, but a lot of people can’t take them due to kidney issues and other shit.

On the other hand though, I can’t count the number of times I’ve heard “Tylenol doesn’t touch this” when I used to work in a hospital setting. I’d order a gram of IV Tylenol and check in then an hour later and they’re fine and want to leave.
 
Only used it for headaches, and they have always worked for me when using it for that.
 
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