is "ibuprofen" the same in spanish as in english?
540064
In Spanish, it's 'ibuprofena' (pronounced 'ee-boo-pro-FAY-nah').  But, yes, the brand names will likely be different.
252629
They are separate. Tylenol contains acetaminophen and advil contains ibuprofen. They are both pain relivers, but they utilize different mechanisms to achieve their affect.
610526
No.  Ibuprofen, like other 2-arylpropionate derivatives (including ketoprofen, flurbiprofen, naproxen, etc) contains a chiral carbon in the α-position of the propionate moiety. As such there are two possible enantiomers of ibuprofen with the potential for different biological effects and metabolism for each enantiomer.
743767
Naproxen is the same medicine as Advil, except you don't have to take as many pills so often.  It's good for inflammatory pain, but bad for you if you have a stomach ulcer.
370211
go to google and search for a english to spanish dictionary and u will find out.
710061
That would certainly be "Doleo, ergo sum".\n\nBabelfish or any other web translation site would be just as likely to give you "laedo" or "noceo" instead of "doleo", meaning "I give pain / injury" instead of "I feel pain".
7654
I've heard and used it to mean ibuprofen.
443548
No; it doesn't. Both medicines are in the same class of drugs, called NSAIDS (Non Steroidal Anti Inflammatory Drugs). You can EITHER be on 1 or the other, but not on both at the same time.\nSo, no; naproxyn does not contain ibuprofen.
1080673
Motrin is generically Ibuprofen...right? so are u allergic to Ibuprofen? if that's the case...then you cant take any Ibuprofen medicine...instead try to take acetaminophen...like Tylenol....i hope i helped u in a way. Besides, oxycodone is the one prescribed by your dentist, take it he will not give that medicine if it will damage ur health.
1104103
That would be a lustrum (easy, in Spanish we say "lustro").\n\nhttp://www.yourdictionary.com/ahd/l/l0296900.html
760889
Yes, I know what it means in Spanish. By the way, Spanish is spelt with capital S
1049248
Tylenol   is acetaminophen\nAdvil       is ibuprofen\nAleve      is naproxen sodium\nExcedrin is aspirin
516387
its spelled the same way, just that the "J" sounds like an "H" in Spanish
910197
maybe its spanish for he
591042
Yes, in country's speaks Spanish use sing "Spoken English"\nor "English Spoken" last is most use.\n\n     "ENGLISH SPOKEN"
861558
Dear Friend,\nAdvil is a pain killer. It is NSAID group of medicine. NSAID stand for Non-Steroidal-anti-inflammatory.\nThere is no addictive effect of that medication. Long time use is not good. It can produce thousands of problem including peptic ulceration, renal failure, bronchospasm, blood problem, tinnitus and hypertension. It is worst medicine to use long term. Once in a while you can use for pain or fever.
426457
A Spanish translation of "side"\n\nhahaha, I really don't know :-p