User Reviews for Naproxen
Also known as: Aflaxen, Aleve, All Day Pain Relief, All Day Relief, Anaprox, Anaprox-DS, Comfort Pac with Naproxen, EC-Naprosyn, Leader Naproxen Sodium, Midol Extended Relief, Naprelan, Naprosyn, Naproxen Sodium DS, Pamprin All Day Relief
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Key Statistics8.3/10 Average Rating 8 Ratings 6 User Reviews Compare all 125 medications used in the treatment of Sciatica |
Reviews for Naproxen to treat Sciatica
| Review by Anonymous: | ![]() | User Rating: |
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Naprelan (naproxen): I am currently taking Celebrex and Prednisone for my Sciatica, 12 days now and no relief. Desperate for pain relief I took 1 naproxen 500mg. Thank God I did. The pill is a little hard to swallow, and it may make you a little nauseous but it will definitely ease the pain and will allow you to get some much needed sleep.
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| Review by Lansingite: | ![]() | User Rating: |
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Aleve (naproxen): A surgeon recommended that I have a procedure to deal with the effects of several ruptured disks in my lower back. I prefer to put off the surgery for as long as I can, and use Aleve on an almost daily basis. It works just fine for me, and I only have an incident about every 1.5 years, and usually because I overdo the yard work. When it gets very bad, I supplement with an anti spasmodic drug for a few days.
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| November 18, 2009 7:02 AM | ||||||
| Review by Anonymous: | ![]() | User Rating: |
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naproxen: It works phenomenally. However, 2 a day doesn't keep the pain away for 24 hours.
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| May 19, 2009 10:09 PM | ||||||
| Review by y0man: | ![]() | User Rating: |
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naproxen: I recently acquired sciatica and it is painful at times. Usually at the end of the day after walking. I started a new job that has stairs everywhere (along with elevators) Using the stairs everyday seems to have helped it (hanging on to the rails). But, the Naproxen twice a day is helping me to use the stairs. Naproxen once a day wasn't cutting it. Just one floor at a time, then the elevator. I'm convinced that the inflammation is the culprit as it causes tendons to become sticky and grind tendons against muscles when moving causing pain incrementally as the day progresses. I had a motorcycle accident and landed hard on my toosh.
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| Review by Cabqeen007: | ![]() | User Rating: |
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Naproxen Sodium DS (naproxen): Naproxen works pretty well, except that it tends to wear off well before the next dose is due. It works for about 8 or 9 hours and then begins wearing off.
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| Review by Cmatcmat: | ![]() | User Rating: |
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Naprelan (naproxen): Sciatica pain since June. October started Naproxen 500 and obvious changes. No pain from back to calf, can stand for longer periods of time without pain and leg numbness. Very happy.
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See also...
- Naproxen Consumer Overview
- Naproxen MedFacts Consumer Leaflet
- Naproxen Enteric-Coated Tablets MedFacts Consumer Leaflet
- Naproxen Suspension MedFacts Consumer Leaflet
- Naproxen Sustained-Release Tablets MedFacts Consumer Leaflet
- naproxen Concise Consumer Information
- Naprelan 500 Advanced Consumer
- Naprelan Dose Card Advanced Consumer
- Naxen Advanced Consumer
- naproxen Advanced Consumer
- Naproxen Monograph
- Naproxen Sodium Monograph



