I went to my doctor for back pain, and headaches, and he gave me Ketoprofen 75mg. I went to fill it and the pharmacist told me it was the same thing as Ibuprofen OTC. I looked it up in my drug book, and found that they are very similar, and both NSAID’s, but not the exact same thing. I know that the Ibuprofen was labeled as "OTC" and Ketoprofen was labeled "also available without a prescription" Is there a difference? Maybe the base product used to make the drug? I dont know. I am a nurse and it benefits me to research drugs as I come across them. Any help would be aprreciated. Thank you!

Is there such a thing? Or maybe even an herbal treatment. Just need something for headaches but can’t take NSAID pain relievers.
Thanks

the patient traveled eight years ago to Austarlia, Indonesia, and New Guinea. Now she complains of blurred vision, headaches, and difficulty walking. Her tests show that her protein balance is abnormal and she had abnormal brain wave patterns.

I went to see my Dr today for a sinus infection and she prescribed Toradol witch is an NSAID for the headaches and Amoxicillin for the infection.. Well a little after i took both together my lower back started hurting. I payed no mind to it since i already have a back injury but it kept getting a little worse and its a little higher than my pain usually is.. I have had a UTI once before and it feelss like that type of pain..I already take Lorcets for my injury and Adderall for my ADD.. My question is can the Toradol or Amox be causing my kidney pain?? If so what should I do? And what could it be??Could I have already been getting another UTI and the antibiotics I took hit it and that is causing the pain?? Please help..

I went to see my Dr today for a sinus infection and she prescribed Toradol witch is an NSAID for the headaches and Amoxicillin for the infection.. Well a little after i took both together my lower back started hurting. I payed no mind to it since i already have a back injury but it kept getting a little worse and its a little higher than my pain usually is.. I have had a UTI once before and it feelss like that type of pain..I already take Lorcets for my injury and Adderall for my ADD.. My question is can the Toradol or Amox be causing my kidney pain?? If so what should I do? And what could it be??Could I have already been getting another UTI and the antibiotics I took hit it and that is causing the pain?? Please help..

It is almost impossible for me to get thru a 3 hour workday now. I get so exhausted, my heart pounds, my chest is constricted, I’m overheated. My muscles are weak; my joints in my fingers hurt all day, everyday. I get headaches after work, and feel exhausted.
This started during a stressy time at work, and won’t go away. Doctor took a chest xray, thinking it was a pnuemonia reaccurance, but it was clear.
What could it be? I feel dizzy and dumb.

I’m wondering what can cause the following symptoms:
hair loss, joint pain, cold hands and feet, headaches, tiredness, excessive sweating, nervousness, mood swings.

I’m a 21 year old female within normal weight and have experienced the above symptoms regularly.
I plan on consulting my doctor; I’m just wondering if anyone else has experienced the same symptoms and been diagnosed.

I have really bad headaches that last for hours, sometimes even 5 hours. Usually when i take Excedrin it helps but lately it hasnt and i went to my doctor and he gave me Celebrex and told me to take 1 a day. Celebrex is an Anti-Inflammatory Drug. How will that help my headaches?….Speaking of headaches I have one right now : (

I have lately not been drinking water- probably one cup a week, but i do drink tea and pepsi, 7up and coke alot, im under alot of stress, can this be causing my joint pain and headaches? im 23 yrs. old!

Is there such a thing? Or maybe even an herbal treatment. Just need something for headaches but can’t take NSAID pain relievers.
Thanks
I’m sorry, I should add that I don’t want to take Tylenol either. I have elevated liver enzymes and I’d just prefer to take something that won’t effect my liver.