Naproxen 250mg THREE time a day
Naproxen 500mg TWICE a day
When taking Naproxen, you shouldn't drink alcohol because it can harm your stomach lining and increase your risk of developing gastritis, a condition with excruciating symptoms. Additional consequences of using Naproxen with alcohol include:
Holes in the gut or stomach
Problems with digestion or heartburn
Vomit that is bloody or has a coffee-ground appearance
Stools have blood in them, or tarry or dark in colour.
Naproxen, Breastfeeding, and Pregnancy
Using Naproxen while pregnant or nursing is not advised. See a doctor or chemist for guidance if the pain you are experiencing is too great for paracetamol alone.
Blood Circulation and Naproxen
When taken over an extended period of time or if you already have heart problems, naproxen may slightly raise your chance of having a heart attack or stroke. Naproxen should not be taken either before or after any type of cardiac surgery.
Your Stomach and Naproxen
Consistent usage of Naproxen may result in internal bleeding in the intestines or stomach. If left untreated, this can be deadly.
You should constantly be on the lookout for stomach discomfort, indigestion, blood in the stool, or dark, tarry stools when taking Naproxen. If you have any of these symptoms, get help right once.
Naproxen 250mg & 500mg Tablets | 28 tablets
Manufacturer: May vary
£8.99
Prescription required
Naproxen is a versatile pain reliever that reduces pain, swelling, and inflammation. It's effective for headaches, arthritis, menstrual cramps, sprains-strains, and more. Providing long-lasting relief for up to 12 hours, its use varies: a few days for short-term pain or longer for chronic conditions, as advised by a doctor.
Anti-inflammatory medication
Relief from Gout, Period pain, Muscle/joint pain
Alternatives include: Ibuprofen, diclofenac, and aspirin
Naproxen 250mg THREE time a day
Naproxen 500mg TWICE a day
When taking Naproxen, you shouldn't drink alcohol because it can harm your stomach lining and increase your risk of developing gastritis, a condition with excruciating symptoms. Additional consequences of using Naproxen with alcohol include:
Holes in the gut or stomach
Problems with digestion or heartburn
Vomit that is bloody or has a coffee-ground appearance
Stools have blood in them, or tarry or dark in colour.
Naproxen, Breastfeeding, and Pregnancy
Using Naproxen while pregnant or nursing is not advised. See a doctor or chemist for guidance if the pain you are experiencing is too great for paracetamol alone.
Blood Circulation and Naproxen
When taken over an extended period of time or if you already have heart problems, naproxen may slightly raise your chance of having a heart attack or stroke. Naproxen should not be taken either before or after any type of cardiac surgery.
Your Stomach and Naproxen
Consistent usage of Naproxen may result in internal bleeding in the intestines or stomach. If left untreated, this can be deadly.
You should constantly be on the lookout for stomach discomfort, indigestion, blood in the stool, or dark, tarry stools when taking Naproxen. If you have any of these symptoms, get help right once.
