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Absolutely. Nothing to worry about as long as it subsides in a couple days.
I've been thinking about telling you anyway.because you'll tell me how it's hanging and I really don't wanna know
But on second thought you are too close right now. 
you being here is why I asked.. been taking Aleve as prescribed by the doc for my foot and it helps
do I need to drive there nowI've been thinking about telling you anyway.
you being here is why I asked.. been taking Aleve as prescribed by the doc for my foot and it helps
do I need to drive there now
Glad to hear it! Aleve is a miracle product for people with bone/joint pain!
trust me I know.. I have lots of that
TMJ, Arthritis in my hips, the foot injury... that's more of a tendon or muscle strain but it's working for it. He has me taking 2 tablets, 3 x's a day... please tell me that isn't to much ? Only for the next 4 weeks though
That's a pretty large dose, but I wouldn't say it's "too much." I'd rather take a higher dose of Aleve than a moderately high dose of some other prescription NSAID like meloxicam. If you're only doing it for 4 weeks I wouldn't be concerned. Just be on the look out for any stomach or esophagus issues. Acid reflux during the course might point to these issues. The chances are pretty low for such a short duration, though
Again, I wouldn't be concerned. It's a short course and you aren't taking a toxic dose, so if it's helping, continue to follow doctors orders
Just be sure you aren't taking any other NSAIDs during the treatment.Has your doctor suggested anything like Glucosamine or fish oil for your joints?
thank youThat's a pretty large dose, but I wouldn't say it's "too much." I'd rather take a higher dose of Aleve than a moderately high dose of some other prescription NSAID like meloxicam. If you're only doing it for 4 weeks I wouldn't be concerned. Just be on the look out for any stomach or esophagus issues. Acid reflux during the course might point to these issues. The chances are pretty low for such a short duration, though
Again, I wouldn't be concerned. It's a short course and you aren't taking a toxic dose, so if it's helping, continue to follow doctors orders
Has your doctor suggested anything like Glucosamine or fish oil for your joints?
no he hasn't I suppose one more pill won't hurt..
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