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This medication is a nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug (NSAID). It relieves pain and reduces fever. Its anti-inflammatory effects are most pronounced at higher doses. It is used for the short-term treatment of fever and pain (headaches, toothaches, muscle aches, menstrual cramps, etc.). The 400-mg tablets are also used to treat migraine attacks in adults, after consulting a doctor.
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Advil 400 mg, Pain and Fever/Migraine for Adults (after consulting a doctor), box of 14 coated tablets
1 box of 14 coated tablets
4,95€
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Read the package insert carefully before use. To minimize the risk of digestive upset, this medication may be taken with meals. However, in cases of acute pain, taking it on an empty stomach ensures a faster effect. The tablets should be swallowed whole with a glass of water; do not chew them.
Pain and fever:
Adults and children weighing more than 30 kg (approximately 11–12 years old): 1 tablet, to be repeated if necessary after a minimum of 6 hours, without exceeding 3 tablets per day.
Unless otherwise directed by a healthcare professional, treatment should be limited to 5 days for pain and 3 days for fever.
Migraine attack:
Adults: Take 1 tablet as soon as the attack begins. There is no need to take another tablet if the effect was insufficient. However, if symptoms return, you may take 1 additional tablet, allowing at least 8 hours between doses. Do not exceed 3 days of treatment.
This 400 mg dosage is intended for use when 200 mg of ibuprofen is not effective enough. It may, however, be used from the outset to treat severe pain.
Do not exceed the dosage or treatment duration recommended by your doctor or pharmacist to minimize side effects.
Pregnancy:
Taking NSAIDs during pregnancy exposes the unborn child to harmful effects (heart and lung malformations, kidney dysfunction, etc.) that can have serious or even fatal consequences. The risks vary depending on the stage of pregnancy:
- During the first 5 months of pregnancy, this medication should only be used when absolutely necessary, and exclusively with a doctor’s prescription;
- During the last 4 months, the risk exists even with a single dose and even late in pregnancy. The use of this medication is therefore strictly contraindicated during this period.
If you are pregnant and have taken an NSAID by mistake, inform your doctor immediately.
Breastfeeding:
NSAIDs pass into breast milk: this medication is not recommended while breastfeeding.
Pain and fever:
Adults and children weighing more than 30 kg (approximately 11–12 years old): 1 tablet, to be repeated if necessary after a minimum of 6 hours, without exceeding 3 tablets per day.
Unless otherwise directed by a healthcare professional, treatment should be limited to 5 days for pain and 3 days for fever.
Migraine attack:
Adults: Take 1 tablet as soon as the attack begins. There is no need to take another tablet if the effect was insufficient. However, if symptoms return, you may take 1 additional tablet, allowing at least 8 hours between doses. Do not exceed 3 days of treatment.
This 400 mg dosage is intended for use when 200 mg of ibuprofen is not effective enough. It may, however, be used from the outset to treat severe pain.
Do not exceed the dosage or treatment duration recommended by your doctor or pharmacist to minimize side effects.
Pregnancy:
Taking NSAIDs during pregnancy exposes the unborn child to harmful effects (heart and lung malformations, kidney dysfunction, etc.) that can have serious or even fatal consequences. The risks vary depending on the stage of pregnancy:
- During the first 5 months of pregnancy, this medication should only be used when absolutely necessary, and exclusively with a doctor’s prescription;
- During the last 4 months, the risk exists even with a single dose and even late in pregnancy. The use of this medication is therefore strictly contraindicated during this period.
If you are pregnant and have taken an NSAID by mistake, inform your doctor immediately.
Breastfeeding:
NSAIDs pass into breast milk: this medication is not recommended while breastfeeding.
Do not exceed the dosage or treatment duration recommended by your doctor or pharmacist in order to minimize side effects.
Taking this medication does not replace the usual measures to help relieve a migraine attack: lie down in a quiet, dark room. You can improve the effectiveness of the medication by taking the following steps:
- remove any heavy clothing,
- drink fluids regularly to avoid dehydration,
- avoid staying in a place that is too hot.
With this medication, your fever should subside quickly. However:
- if other unusual symptoms appear,
- if the fever lasts more than 3 days or gets worse,
- if headaches become severe, or if you experience vomiting.
If pain persists for more than 5 days, SEE YOUR DOCTOR IMMEDIATELY.
Taking this medication does not replace the usual measures to help relieve a migraine attack: lie down in a quiet, dark room. You can improve the effectiveness of the medication by taking the following steps:
- remove any heavy clothing,
- drink fluids regularly to avoid dehydration,
- avoid staying in a place that is too hot.
With this medication, your fever should subside quickly. However:
- if other unusual symptoms appear,
- if the fever lasts more than 3 days or gets worse,
- if headaches become severe, or if you experience vomiting.
If pain persists for more than 5 days, SEE YOUR DOCTOR IMMEDIATELY.
Ibuprofène 400 mg, pour un comprimé enrobé.
Excipient(s) à effet notoire : saccharose. Pour la liste complète des excipients, voir la notice.
Excipient(s) à effet notoire : saccharose. Pour la liste complète des excipients, voir la notice.
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