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Q: Can You Take Celebrex And Tylenol Arthritis At The Same Time?
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2/22/11 7:17pm
Yes, Celebrex is an anti-inflammatory medication; thus, it is OK to take with Tylenol. Many people get confused about the labeling on the "Tylenol Arthritis" product because they think it might contain an anti-inflammatory medication. Well, "Tylenol Arthritis" is just plain acetomenophen (Tylenol) with a fancy brand name.
You cannot take Celebrex with medications like: ibuprofen, Aleve, aspirin, or Advil. Whenever in doubt about the over-the-counter medications, you can always ask the pharmacist or your doctor.
Dr. Christina Lasich, MD
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