| Naproxen is a drug used against minor
toothache,
pains, aches, fever, and as anti-inflammatory. |
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| It was
originally marketed as
Naprosyn and Anaprox and is the member of the class of Pain
Killers known as non-steroidal
anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAID). |
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| In the U.S. Food and Drug
Administration (FDA) approved the use of Naproxen Sodium as an
over-the-counter (OTC). This preparations are sold under the trade name
Aleve. |
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| U.S. Brand
Names: |
- Aleve® (OTC); Anaprox®;
Anaprox® DS; EC-Naprosyn®; Naprelan®; Naprosyn®; Pamprin® Maximum
Strength All Day Relief (OTC)
Canadian
Brand Names:
- Anaprox®; Anaprox® DS;
Apo-Napro-Na®; Apo-Napro-Na DS®; Apo-Naproxen®; Gen-Naproxen EC;
Naprosyn®; Naxen®; Novo-Naproc EC; Novo-Naprox; Novo-Naprox Sodium;
Novo-Naprox Sodium DS; Novo-Naprox SR; Nu-Naprox; Riva-Naproxen
Mexican Brand
Names:
- Artron®; Dafloxen®; Flanax®;
Flogen®; Fuxen®; Naprodil®; Naxen®; Neonaxil®; Nixal®; Novaxen®;
Pactens®; Pronaxil®; Tandax®
Various Trademarks:
- Aleve; Anaprox; Naprogesic;
Naprosyn; Naprelan; Synflex
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| Dental Use: |
-
Toothache, Tooth Pain, Dental Pain, Odontalgia, Odontalgy.
- Treatment of mild to
moderate pain.
- Treatment of postoperative
pain.
Oral Dosage
for Adults and Children 12 years of age and older:
- 220 mg every 8-12 hours
up to 660 mg/day
Do not exceed 1,375
mg/daily!Significant
Complications:
- nausea,
heartburn, stomatitis, heartburn
WARNING: Do Not Overdose
Aspirin and Other Toothache Reliever Drugs!
Pain Killers Involved in More Drug
Overdose Deaths than Cocaine or Heroin in the USA!
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