Can you take tylenol arthritis?
I have arthritis in my knees, and the pain is constant. My doctor suggested Tylenol Arthritis, but I'm unsure what it actually contains. Can you take Tylenol Arthritis for general joint pain and stiffness?
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4 months ago
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My knees sound like firecrackers every morning, so I looked into this! It's basically a slow-release paracetamol, which is okay, but don't exceed the daily limit or your liver will retire before you do.
4 months ago
It can help with the joint pain, but since it is a high-dose paracetamol, make sure you are not taking other cold or pain pills that also contain it. Keep your liver health in mind.
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4 months ago
My dad uses it for his chronic shoulder pain and says it works pretty well. Just don't take more than what's written on the pack, it's quite strong.
4 months ago
Please don't just rely on over-the-counter pain relievers. I ignored my joint pain for months thinking a simple pill would fix it, but it turned out to be a different issue that required proper treatment. Get it checked.
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My grandmother takes Tylenol Arthritis and it really helps her move around more easily. Just make sure to get the exact dosage confirmed by a doctor first.