Experiences with

Mobic

doxepin, requip, phentermine, temazepam, trazodone, atarax, propranolol,lidocaine 30% cream, compounded lidocaine and bupivicaine cream, Quviviq (only thing that worked somewhat but unaffordable for me and I don’t qualify for aid), Belsomra, amitriptyline, melatonin, slow Fe, lyrica, Clonidine, Halcion, Mobic

I have Afib, on Flecainide for that and Crestor, Zoloft, Idaprex for b/p, so being on all these tablets I do not like taking Mobic for pain and wondering if anyone could suggest a tablet that won’t interfer with all my medications, thank you very much.

This dr said I shouldn’t be experiencing pain if I had PMR and was on Prednisolone and He also wanted me down to 7.5mg and onto Mobic (anti inflammatory for pain relief). I sat there in shock.

Heating pad helps and I have been taking Mobic for inflammation. Has anyone experienced this and what have you done for it? Thanks! Judy

I was prescribed another anti-inflammatory (trade mark Mobic here in Oz). As this was on prescription only I changed to an over the counter drug , diclofenac, when the Mobic script ran out.

My orthopedist prescribed a one month course of daily Meloxicam (Mobic) for my shoulder pain. Mobid is an NSAID like Ibuprofen, Advil, Alleve, etc. Both my primary doctor and EP were concerned because I'm on the blood thinner, Xarelto.

I am only on Mobic 15 mg but it helps a little. I would love to hear other peoples experience on having a relapse and how long it lasted for ?

The Dr this week prescribed Mobic 7.5mg to help with the inflammation in case is still there and actually I felt an immediate relief. He suggested that I should take until there is no more pain which means the inflammation is gone and that way the omeprazole will start to have an effect.

I started on 15 mg mobic daily but that is not a good long term solution. My doctor said that I have tried all the oral medications and it's now time to move to Biologics. I have always known that this would be a possibility and I have put it off for 10 years.

I took the supplements for 7 months and Mobic once a day. My C- reactive protein and Sed rate began to go down within the first month of taking them. If anyone is interested in further info, please contact me.

My Ced rate and other markers were gone within 6 months.

Mobic for pain and it doesn't help. I listened to Anthony William on healing auto immune by cleansing with foods. All fruit & veggies and supplements!! Then, I looked up info on behcet's & it said eat meats & zinc, I'm just lost and feel Like giving up.

and prescribed an anti-inflammatory (Mobic) which I'm reluctant to take. Have been taking curcurmin etc for past 18 months for very mild OA in hands. Have seen my osteopath 3 times, gives only temporary relief.

My rheumatologist prescribed mobic and methotrexate at a later appointment. I took the mobic till my fingers stayed swollen and my blood pressure stayed elevated. I never took methotrexate because the list of side affects freaked me out.

I have taken Meloxicam (Mobic) for arthritis for a couple of years and it works great - once a day with food and it really relieves my arthritis pain, plus I believe that the overall anti-inflammatory effect of the drug will hopefully slow down the arthritis progression.

I have RA and I am currently on methotrexate, plaquenil, mobic, and most recently sulfasalizine. I also take prednisone when I have a flare. I have only been on the sulfasalazine for approx one month, 2 pills daily.

I’m on diflucan and mobic and I feel terrible. Spasms in my feet are driving me crazy. It’s been a hard week. Stomach flu aches and pains are feeding my anxiety. To top it off we had to drive 40 miles in a snow storm to get home last night. 😬

Ya know, if we were allowed to supplement prednisone with something like mobic or Celebrex things would go a lot smoother, just my opinion...I'm all for tapering down, but it comes with increased pain and stiffness it seems..maybe I'm not being patient enough...

There is a medication called mobic that many orthopedists use for inflammation and pain. It is easier on your stomach than downing ibuprofen daily. I wasnt sure it was making that much of a difference until i missed taken it one day and i ended up in terrible pain in bed.

Couldn't even lift a milk jug or hardly sit on the toilet..started in Nov with a swollen knee and feeling like I was coming down with something...it got worse from nov to xmas when I was miserable..GP had me on Mobic and Norco, I had to sleep in a chair many night...I finally told her that I had to see