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Reply to "Can I send my middle schooler with Advil/Tylenol?"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]They are not allowed to have it, but the risk of getting caught with Tylenol is exceedingly low. The [b]risk of getting suspended for it is even lower.[/b][/quote] Not true. Many schools have a “zero tolerance” drug policy. If you are caught with it, you could very easily be suspended no matter the policy. Having said that, it is stupid that girls can’t have access to OTC pain relief during the school day since period pain is very common at that age. Your Doc can prescribe an 8 hour dose of anaprox (which is just extra large dose of naproxen which is available over the counter). If take before school, that should last the school day. If you don’t want to do that, get the doc to write an Rx for ibuprofen and send a bottle to the school nurse and give permission to dose as needed. [/quote] Which schools have zero tolerance drug policies? Those are very unpopular these days.[/quote]
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