This Table Shows When to Use Ibuprofen Versus Acetaminophen
Not all pain relievers are created equal. Ibuprofen (Advil) and Acetaminophen (Tylenol) act differently on the body . This handy table can quickly tell you which one to use for what purposes and when to avoid them.
The Wall Street Journal has compiled this handy chart detailing which types of ailments these two drugs are most effective against. It also shows you what their side effects are and what the long-term risks of overuse are. For minor pains, this can quickly tell you which one you need. However, if you are concerned about the long-term health risks associated with your use, always be sure to check with your doctor twice.
Advil vs. Tylenol. What to use and when | Wall street journal