Teething toddler.help

DS just turned 2,he is cutting his 2 yr molars.
He has also been having allergy problems,swollen eyes,sneezing coughing.
Last night he woke up a lot crying,he would cry for 20 minutes and fall back asleep.this happened a few times
He just woke up again and did the same thing,he kept rubbing his head and putting his hand in his mouth and crying

I'm not sure what to do
He seems like he's in pain,should I give him Tylenol before bed?
Is it common for them to wake up in pain like this?

I feel bad and I'm not sure what to do

Advil is better than Tylenol because it reduces inflammation. Poor baby  

Poor thing   With his allergy issues right now, I wouldn't use gum number. Maybe a cold rag and let him chew and duck on it. Teething tablets work, but you have to stay on top of giving them on schedule. We use Hylands teething tablets.

<blockquote><b>Quoting lamr - 02-08-13-21:</b>" Advil is better than Tylenol because it reduces inflammation. Poor baby  "</blockquote>




Ok
Ill have to get some.
It's been going on for months but is getting worse now  

<blockquote><b>Quoting Momma Fergie:</b>" Poor thing   With his allergy issues right now, I wouldn't use gum number. Maybe a cold rag and let ... [snip!] ... duck on it. Teething tablets work, but you have to stay on top of giving them on schedule. We use Hylands teething tablets."</blockquote>




I totally forgot about those
I have some I can give him tomorrow
What schedule is best with them

It should say on the bottle... I can't remember   I know for teething tablets you want to stay ahead of the pain, so a schedule is key. Good luck. Hope you both get some sleep  

<blockquote><b>Quoting Momma Fergie:</b>" It should say on the bottle... I can't remember   I know for teething tablets you want to stay ahead of the pain, so a schedule is key. Good luck. Hope you both get some sleep  "</blockquote>




Thanks
We have a busy day tomorrow
Up at 6am,we have a wedding to go to and other thing

<blockquote><b>Quoting Momma Fergie:</b>" Poor thing   With his allergy issues right now, I wouldn't use gum number. Maybe a cold rag and let ... [snip!] ... duck on it. Teething tablets work, but you have to stay on top of giving them on schedule. We use Hylands teething tablets."</blockquote>




We have those as well. I love them!

Our middle child will be two on April 1st and is doing the same thing, she chews on everything.