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Can you take cyclobenzaprine for a sprained ankle?
Cyclobenzaprine is a muscle relaxant that can help relieve muscle spasms and tightness associated with muscle strains and injuries, including a sprained ankle. However, it is important to consult with a healthcare provider before taking any medication to ensure it is appropriate for your specific situation and to determine the correct dosage.
Can you take inflammatory pill with a muscle relaxer at the same time?
You shouldnt need both, muscle relaxer helps with inflamtion.
Can you take methadone with a muscle relaxer?
Hell yeah you can!
Can you take muscle relaxer before cortisone shot?
can
Is methocarbam a muscle relaxant?
Methocarbam is a muscle relaxer . I had to take it for dislocated shoulder.
Can you take NyQuil after taking a muscle relaxer 2 hours ago?
Yes the muscle relaxer will calm you, but the NyQuil will relive pain and make you sleepy.
Is skelaxin a narcotic?
Skelaxin is a muscle relaxer and is NOT an opiate drug. As far as I know it will not show up on any drug tests. I used to take it for muscle spasms.
What happens if you take a Viagra and a muscle relaxer?
Your essentially Gumbi with a Pokey. :)
What could happen if you take cyclobenzaprine and you are not prescribed?
A very vague question. Many things can happen and you should never take medications you are not prescribed. This is a muscle relaxer. It works by blocking nerve impulses (or pain sensations) that are sent to your brain. If your question is if you can get in big legal trouble for it then the answer is no. It is not a controlled substance.
Can you mix muscle relaxer with pain pills?
can you take muscle relaxers with the pain medication oxycodone?
What will happen if you take 2 cyclobenzaprine 10mg?
What could happen if i take 10 cyclobenzaprine 10mg
Can you take muscle relaxers and ibuprofen together?
Since you have not identified the "muscle relaxer" you plan to take with ibuprofen, it would not be appropriate to attempt a broad-brush answer here.You're advised to get in touch with your pharmacist or prescriber (if either of your drugs are prescription-only) to get a more specific answer to your question. Be sure to clearly identify your medication before you call, so you don't have to scramble while somebody's waiting to answer your question.
