Why would the doctor suggest taking aspirin for the pain if she was pregnant? That is harmful to a fetus.
shareTylenol was the only thing I could take for pain that was prescribed by my doctor during both of my pregnancies.
What did you do, Ray?
That wasn't prescribed, I mean.
What did you do, Ray?
Tylenol was not over-the-counter until the early 70's.
There even used to be aspirin for infants and children.
The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good (wo)men to do nothing.E. Burke
Yes. (People need to remember that this movie was made almost 50 years ago...!)
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Guarnot : calm down and try to refrain from the negativity and exclamation points. Are you screaming?
Luckily, most of us aren't covered in white body hairs and didn't live through that time.
Baby and children's aspirin still exists, but never give aspirin to a child that has a fever or any viral illness. This has to do with Reye syndrome.
Well, the city's being built and I'm winning this game. So don't interrupt us with trifles.
The above poster is right: This movie was made in the '60s, and reflects the knowledge of the time.
I'd say this cloud is Cumulo Nimbus.
Didn't he discover America?
Penfold, shush.
Definitely, at the time, aspirin was used and considered safe. They still had a lot to learn.
shareThey still had a lot to learn.