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If you're taking high blood pressure medication and need to take a pain reliever, it's best to first check with your doctor or pharmacist. Sometimes taking two or more medications together, whether prescription or over-the-counter, can lead to interactions between them, affecting how well each does its job.
TYLENOL® is different from other pain relievers and won't interfere with certain high blood pressure medications the way naproxen sodium (Aleve® ) sometimes can. You can talk to your doctor or pharmacist and see if TYLENOL® is right for you.
For valuable information and tips on taking medication, good eating habits, and physical activity when you have high blood pressure, visit Managing High Blood Pressure.
It is important to always read and follow the label and not use TYLENOL® products with other products containing acetaminophen. When taken in overdose amounts, TYLENOL® products can cause severe liver damage. To learn more about taking acetaminophen appropriately, visit GetReliefResponsibly.com.
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