can you take flexeril with ibuprofen

I voted 5-10 but I don't take meds specifically prescribed for fibro. They are for the stuff that goes along with it.... singulair, xyzal, omnaris (chemical sensitivities and regular allergies) synthroid topamax (migraines) wellbutrin After being seriously overmedicated for 4 years before my dx....I'm also very careful about what meds I take and how they interact. I didn't have any luck with flexeril, amitriptyline or cymbalta. I took vioxx for years and felt great on it....

What CAN I take for the pain? And although I hate taking them because they make my legs feel like jelly, is it ok to take muscle relaxers? I have flexoril and soma.

I need to know if any of you ladies have ever taken flexeril during your pregnancy.

ER visit xrays showed nothing was broken. I got a shot of morphine, and pain med Rx. I was told to take ibuprofen and rest. I missed a week of work and saw a chiropractor for PT and adjustments. Things were a little better. Contined to have on and off symptoms, so my doctor did prescribe a dose pack of Prednisone, Flexiril and ordered an MRI. Blue Cross insurance denied it. Last night I was back in the ER for the pain. Gave me paid meds and Flexiril and told me bedrest.

I worked at a level III trama center as a nurse for years, and you would be surprised how understanding docs can be when you are honest with them. Plus, any local ED (emergency department) can give you beta-blockers to help you through your withdrawls. Good luck.

I used flexeril for back pain, and to be honest it did nothing...The doctor told me it was going to make me sleepy and it did not...It is a muscle relaxent... I ws on the 10mg dose.... So then he switched me to zanaflex, and i can only take it at nite because it makes me knock out....I don't take it all the time, only when my back is hurting as i think that one can be addicting i am sure others will give you their experience on it!

Soma is a muscle relaxer that is addictive for many people but something like Flexeril may work well for you. Also, Cymbalta has just been FDA approved to treat muscular-skeletal pain. It is a non-narcotic medicine in the family of anti-depressants. Trigger point injections by a physiatrist may be a great benefit to you as trigger points are the main cause of myofascial pain syndrome (aka severe muscular pain). I also have myofascial pain syndrome.

Are you sure it has nothing to do with your insurance? Sometimes Vicodin can be less costly than Percocet. Have a talk with your Dr to let her know you're having side effects from the Vicodin and have done much better with Percocet.

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Hi Mary :-) My neuro is very good about answering questions & seeing you right away if you have an issue...it's the reason I feel it is worth an average minimum 2 hour wait on your appointment. I know I've (more then once) been that patient that called because of a symptom and was told "Can you be here in an hour?" I'm willing to wait, even with having 2-4 kids with me most the time LOL Anyway, he said it sounds typical MS to him.

I'm 6 weeks and having horrible headaches, back pain and cramping. I wanted to know what I can take and what works. I'm a little hesitant due to having a miscarriage and I just moved out of state and can't see a doctor until next week.

of Flexeril....I was prescribed 1 - 2 5 mg. tabs three times daily to deal with spasms. Since insurance would not approve the extended release flexeril, I had to stay with the generic and was told BY MY DOC to take 2 tabs 3 times daily for the spasms. I am also prescribed Dilaudid (2 mg. up to 4 times per day), but I don't use more than 1 per day now....pain is not so bad...just the spasms -- especially after PT!!!

I take Flexeril (muscle relaxer) but it just makes me fall asleep.(which is good b/c at least i can sleep though the pain) So my question is, Is there anything I can take that is safe durring the day? I can't take this pain. I switched jobs b/c i couldnt be on my feet all day. I take the ibprophen and what ever but it's just not cuttin it. I'm not against home remedys but a heating pad doesnt do sh*t Is there ANYTHING???

Before getting pregnant i was taking tramadol and flexeril to take the edge off if my jaw started locking up. Now my ob just has me on the lowest dose of flexeril but it seems to do nothing for it. Just 10 more weeks though i think i can make it if i've gotten this far.

Flexeril (CYCLOBENZAPRINE) is a CNS-active muscle relaxant. It does not work on the muscle, or the nerve that activates the muscle (a motor nerve). It acts on the brain stem, where pain signals are transmitted from the spinal cord. It may also have some activity within the spinal cord. Both these organs of the central nervous system (CNS) are very complex -- they challenge today's medical knowledge. In other words -- we don't know all they do in processing pain.

So, I have been having symptoms which I feel are in line with RLS but my doctor is disagreeing with me. My chief complaint has been ongoing, almost constant pain on a daily basis in my legs and sometimes my arms. I say pain but the feeling is more uncomfortable, twitchy, achy feeling. I have twitchy and achy legs at night that wake me up and keep me from going back to sleep. The only relief I get is when I get up and move around or wriggle my legs when I sit.

The box doesnt move or fight you where you have to suddenly twist. (I am an LPN in a nursing home). If the flexeril isnt working, you call her and tell her and insist on something else. Are you covered by insurance?? Did she at least send you for Xrays? MRI? I have many neck and back issues and I've been on flexeril--didnt help me. Not every med works for everyone. Often you need a combination. I've had physical therapy a few times and it can be very helpful.

Hiya Girls, does anyone know what sort of painkillers i can take, i keep getting bad headache and i would normally take ibuprofen for it, but i have heard thats not good for the baby

I haven't taken muscle relaxants, but I can see where they may help to a degree. Any form of barbituate/sedative is going to relax the muscles and provide stress relief. If this is what is helping you with the pain management that's great...but muscle relaxants can become addictive.

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