Yes it can. Also being sick can. There are many different threads like this one already online in case you are interested. Here is a link of one yahoo answer question thread; ttp://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20080101192820AAxOZRd I hope this answers your question. The reason I found this is I was having *that problem*. At first I though it was from being sick but it turns out Niquil and Dayquil are both synonyms with the problem. Also, 52 points, WWWWOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOHOOOOOOOOOOOOOO. Now it is 58 points. What do these credits even mean!?!?!?!?! Now I`m at 66, this is crazy. God, I should be working right now but I am so distracted. Ok, now the credits are staying at 70. Good Luck LIMPle Stilskin

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No!

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can you blow dirty into a breathalizer by drinking night quil like .047

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You need to fill up a glass of water, swallow the pills one at a time, and drink enough of the water with the pills so that it goes down easily. It really isn`t as bad as you might think, it feels like nothing at all.

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You will be dead or have liver damage idiot!

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It`s you that needs the sleep not your baby so don`t act like it is, if she needed the sleep than she would sleep

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No you can not. The medication in both of them if taken together or if you take too much of one can cause severe liver damage.

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If you do, you will probably be extremely sleepy. I would also think about calling poison control, depending on your body weight, I would think that you might find yourself in a serious situation.

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If the medication is not specifically made for infants, you should NOT give it to your baby unless you want to risk killing him/her! You need to call your child`s doctor and ask what you should do.

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please do not administer any amount of nyquil to your infant and take your child to a pediatrician immediately for proper treatment. There is definitely an underlying factor onto why the baby is crying continuosly and not sleeping. Please, time is always of the essence.

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