Can you take percocet and gabapentin and naproxen together?

Answer 1

Absolutely - in fact, before certain NSAIDS got a bad rap a few years back (for nothing) Naproxen and Percocet were usually prescribed together. I still use it occasionally with my Percocet.

Naproxen as a generic drug isn't buffered, and can be hard on your stomach. Aleve is Naproxen in buffered and non-prescription dosages. If you want to take Naproxen with Percocet and get the benefit of buffering, just substitute Aleve for Naproxen and just increase it to prescription levels (500mg).

Answer 2

Yes, unless you are allergic to either of the two. Aspirin is Aspirin. Percocet contains Acetaminophen and Oxycodone, all three can be taken simultaneously. But if you are taking percocet, why do you need to take Aspirin, unless you are taking a low dose for heart healthiness (to thin your blood)? Your Friend, Guru U

Answer 3

You can, it's just not recommended. However, I do it all the time without any problems.

My current Percocet dosage is 10/325, and I use between 120/150 per month. Since I use so much, I get a lot of Tylenol, and on the occasions when I don't feel like taking a Percocet for breakthrough pain, I'll use Bayer Back and Body Aspirin, 500mg tabs. I've found no ill effects with taking either with Percocet or by itself.

Still, I use a lot of it and have for many years, and you might be different. Even though I can and others can, you might be different, so always be cautious. Ask your MD before you mix the 2.

Answer 4

Only if your doctor tells you to - they are all pain relievers and they do have interactions together.

Answer 5

My Dr. has me taking 25mg. Of Quetiapine and Gabapentin 400mg. Togeather. Is it safe?