I can't remember if this was the tablet that really gave me a hellish 4-5 nights of absolutely *no sleep* in my earlier years. I am not keen to experience that again! Just recently I was given some ibuprofen for my back which I ended up not needing to take. Anyhow, I want to try ibuprofen for something else. Anyone have sleep problems with ibuprofen?
Ibuprofen, did it give you insomnia?
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No, but we are all different. However, it bothered my stomach. I have IBS so that may or may not be a factor.
Are there other medications that might be helpful?
Are your back symptoms chronic enough to be reevaluated by your physician or perhaps a pain specialist?
Take care.
Barb
ETA Darn fog. I think I misread your post. What is the other condition that makes you want to take the Ibuprofen?
Are there other medications that might be helpful?
Are your back symptoms chronic enough to be reevaluated by your physician or perhaps a pain specialist?
Take care.
Barb
ETA Darn fog. I think I misread your post. What is the other condition that makes you want to take the Ibuprofen?
Thanks Barb, I was given about 100 tablets for my back and didn't need them and I am thinking of trying them to see if I feel any improvement in any of my ME symptoms. I haven't tried a lot things because I tend to get over the top side effects which scares the hell out of me. I have a feeling I have taken this tablet way back when and after taking for about a week I was plunged into an even more severe insomnia than I was already experiencing. I wish I could remember what it was.
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I do recall that ibuprofen gave me insomnia. It's been years since I've taken it and I won't ever take it again.
Do be careful about taking NSAIDS unnecessarily. They can be hard on your stomach and kidneys. Dr. Teitelbaum in his book Pain Free 1-2-3, said that NSAIDS actually interfere with healing.
www.amazon.com/Pain-Free-1-2-3-Program-Eliminating/dp/0071464573
Do be careful about taking NSAIDS unnecessarily. They can be hard on your stomach and kidneys. Dr. Teitelbaum in his book Pain Free 1-2-3, said that NSAIDS actually interfere with healing.
www.amazon.com/Pain-Free-1-2-3-Program-Eliminating/dp/0071464573
It sounds like it might be the one then. I might leave it as the insomnia it gave me was diabolical. I'll check with my library and see if they have his Pain Free book. Thanks CFS_for_19_years.
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