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Can Aleve Be Taken While On Diazepam?

My doctor prescribed diazepam because I had fell and hit my head really hard on the floor. After going to ER and having a cat scan to make sure everything was ok, I had a followup with my doctor. Which prescribed Diazepam. I was pretty uptight from the fall, and the spot on my head is still pretty sore. Can I take Aleve while on Diazepam? I wasn t even quite sure what Diazepam was for until I looked it up
Thu, 8 Dec 2016
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Diazepam and Aleve(naproxen) does not have any major drug interactions. You can take the above drugs together.
Although Aleve is available over the counter, I would recommend you to keep your treating physician informed about your medications. Since it is related to some kind of trauma involving head, I would advice you to be cautious.
I hope the above information helps you. Thanks for writing into healthcaremagic. Take care.
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Can Aleve Be Taken While On Diazepam?

Diazepam and Aleve(naproxen) does not have any major drug interactions. You can take the above drugs together. Although Aleve is available over the counter, I would recommend you to keep your treating physician informed about your medications. Since it is related to some kind of trauma involving head, I would advice you to be cautious. I hope the above information helps you. Thanks for writing into healthcaremagic. Take care.