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Best OTC meds to take

I have a question. I have a sinus infection and got the doc to call me in something for it (antibiotic) but what is the best OTC pain medicine? Motrin or Tylenol? Thanks!

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The only OTC pain reliever I take is Tylenol. My surgeon told me NO aspirin containing products.

Also, because I suffer from chronic sinus problems I take Sudafed daily.

Best of luck to you.

I take Tylenol in liquid form for most pain. But for any cold relief I use Coricidin HBP. It's meant for people with high blood pressure (which I do not have). It is a gentler formula, safer for people to take, and it works just as good as the hardcore sudafed and nyquil.

Coricidin HBP: Powerful Cold Medicine For People With High Bood Pressure

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