... take NSAIDS for the arthritis? I am currently on Protonix and Zantac for the ulcer.
Can I take NSAID if I have a duodenal ulcer and osteoarthritis in my joints. Should I?
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- 18 Aug 2009 by poppaloops
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- protonix, zantac, rheumatoid arthritis, duodenal ulcer, nsaid-induced ulcer prophylaxis, osteoarthritis
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suzanne6624 Aug 2009
See: http://www.drugs.com/enc/peptic-ulcer.html
No you should not take NSAID's whilst you have a duodenal ulcer. They increase the risk of gastric bleeding.
Paracetamol is probably a safer pain relief option for you.
You should discuss your pain relief options with your doctor.
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