Re: question about mtx .... laura

[Guest guest]

will anything else work .i hate to see anybody in pain with this stuff . just be

careful PLEASE...... your friend mike

Bauman <ilovecats83160@...> wrote:CRUD!!! the tylenol with tramadal

is the only thing I have available that can take the edge off and give me a

couple of hours sleep. Now I have to worry about it ganging up on my liver with

the methotrexate. My doctor told me nothing about any interactions, but that

doesn't mean it's not a valid concern. He's none too chatty. I guess I'll try

to back off the Tylenol.

laura

mike nelson <winchester19572004@...> wrote:

you are right there my rhuemy said no . but my pain management doc ok but only

to take down a fever . i just went with what my ruemy said to be safe.i don't

need nothing else to go wrong . listen to paula she is a smart lady..

mike

a <a54@...> wrote:,

I've heard conflicting stories about taking tylenol and mtx. The

concern is that both can affect the liver. The sites I've read say

it is safe to take them together, but some members have had doctors

that say not to take them together.

If your blood tests indicate a problem with your liver, your doctor

may make changes in your meds.

http://www.rheumbook.com/rheum_info/med_info/

METHOTREXATE_INFORMATION_SHEET.HTM

a

On Sep 18, 2005, at 2:26 PM, melissa wrote:

> i have been on mtx for 2 weeks well no change yet but my rummy said

> that i should take tylenol for the pain (is that safe to take or not)

> and well that is not working what else can i do i do not have a tub to

> soak in.

>

> melissa

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

will anything else work .i hate to see anybody in pain with this stuff . just be

careful PLEASE...... your friend mike

Bauman <ilovecats83160@...> wrote:CRUD!!! the tylenol with tramadal

is the only thing I have available that can take the edge off and give me a

couple of hours sleep. Now I have to worry about it ganging up on my liver with

the methotrexate. My doctor told me nothing about any interactions, but that

doesn't mean it's not a valid concern. He's none too chatty. I guess I'll try

to back off the Tylenol.

laura

mike nelson <winchester19572004@...> wrote:

you are right there my rhuemy said no . but my pain management doc ok but only

to take down a fever . i just went with what my ruemy said to be safe.i don't

need nothing else to go wrong . listen to paula she is a smart lady..

mike

a <a54@...> wrote:,

I've heard conflicting stories about taking tylenol and mtx. The

concern is that both can affect the liver. The sites I've read say

it is safe to take them together, but some members have had doctors

that say not to take them together.

If your blood tests indicate a problem with your liver, your doctor

may make changes in your meds.

http://www.rheumbook.com/rheum_info/med_info/

METHOTREXATE_INFORMATION_SHEET.HTM

a

On Sep 18, 2005, at 2:26 PM, melissa wrote:

> i have been on mtx for 2 weeks well no change yet but my rummy said

> that i should take tylenol for the pain (is that safe to take or not)

> and well that is not working what else can i do i do not have a tub to

> soak in.

>

> melissa

>

>

>

>

>

>