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Tylenol and Antihistamines

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5 years 9 months ago #68352 by EdwardJacob
Tylenol and Antihistamines was created by EdwardJacob
I have received conflicting information about whether occasional use of Tylenol for arthritis lowers platelets.
I have also received conflicting information about if any antihistamines are safe for short term use for a bad head cold.
Does anyone know? Thank you.

Ed
5 years 9 months ago #68353 by
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Tylenol is okay. Aspirin and Ibuprofen are not. Antihistamines should be okay as well. Benedryl, an antihistamine is given with IVIg.
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