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Butalbital-APAP
Butalbital/APAP/Caffeine is a barbiturate
sedative mixed with a non-aspirin
pain medication (acetaminophen) and
caffeine. This non-narcotic pain medication
and relaxant is often prescribed for
tension headaches caused by contractions
of the muscles in the neck and shoulder
area, and migraine.
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Fioricet
Fioricet is a barbiturate sedative
mixed with a non-aspirin pain medication
and caffeine. This non-narcotic pain
medication and relaxant is often prescribed
for tension headaches caused by contractions
of the muscles in the neck and shoulder
area, and migraine.
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Motrin
Motrin Tablets are used for relief
of the signs and symptoms of rheumatoid
arthritis and osteoarthritis. Take
this medicine for the relief of mild
to moderate pain. Your doctor may
prescribe Motrin for the treatment
of primary dysmenorrhea.
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Tramadol
Tramadol is used to relieve moderate
to moderately severe pain. It also
may be used to treat pain caused by
surgery and chronic conditions such
as cancer or joint pain. Tramadol
works by decreasing the brain\'s perception
and response to pain. It also reduces
the size or magnitude of the pain
signal passed from one nerve to another.
This medication is sometimes prescribed
for other uses; ask your doctor or
pharmacist for more information.
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Ultracet
Ultracet is a unique pain medication.
It is used to relieve moderate, acute
pain such as pain following surgical
procedures, including dental surgery.
Ultracet may be used for other types
of pain as determined by your health
care provider.
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Ultram
Ultram is used to relieve moderate
to moderately severe pain. It also
may be used to treat pain caused
by surgery and chronic conditions
such as cancer or joint pain. Ultram
works by decreasing the brain\'s
perception and response to pain.
It also reduces the size or magnitude
of the pain signal passed from one
nerve to another. This medication
is sometimes prescribed for other
uses; ask your doctor or pharmacist
for more information.
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