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Orthopedics
Neck
pain | Low back pain
| Shoulder pain
| Hip pain
| Knee pain
| Ankle sprain
Take over the counter
medicine (Robaxacet, Ibuprofen, Advil, Tylenol, Aspirin)
If you are on any medication prescribed by your
physician for any other condition, or have other medical problems,
please talk to your doctor and local pharmacist first before taking
any of the suggested medication. They will make sure that you
can take the above drugs without interference with your regular
medication or provoke an adverse drug reaction.
Tylenol
or acetaminophen - is an analgesic medication. It is
effective to reduce pain in musculoskeletal pain but has no anti-inflammatory
component. It is usually safe for sensitive stomachs.
Ibuprofen
or Advil - are essentially the same medication. It
is an anti-inflammatory and analgesic medication. It is effective
for musculoskeletal strains, sprains, and neck pain (acute or
chronic). If you have an irritable stomach or intestinal lining,
this may not be an option.
Aspirin
- is an analgesic and anti-inflammatory medication.
It is effective for musculoskeletal pain (injuries and arthritis).
If you have an irritable stomach or intestinal lining, this may
not be an option.
Robaxacet
- combines muscle relaxant and analgesic medication. It is effective
for acute neck or back pain. If you have an irritable stomach
or intestinal lining, this may not be an option.
For
details about Robaxin - the
muscle relaxant component of Robaxacet
For
details about Acetaminophen - the pain reliever component
of Robaxacet
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