Question 1

Who Can Take Diclofenac Sodium Tablets?

Accepted Answer

Diclofenac is a versatile NSAID (non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug) used for pain relief and reducing inflammation. It is generally prescribed for adults, and suitability depends on your medical history and any medicines you take.

For full instructions, please refer to the Diclofenac patient leaflet that will be provided with your order.

Question 2

Is Diclofenac Stronger than Ibuprofen?

Accepted Answer

Diclofenac can be more effective than ibuprofen for some types of inflammatory pain, but “stronger” depends on the dose and the individual. Diclofenac Tablets can also cause side effects, so use them exactly as prescribed.

Question 3

How Long Does It Take for Diclofenac to Work?

Accepted Answer

How long does diclofenac take to work? Diclofenac Tablets may start to relieve pain within 30 minutes to 2 hours, depending on the formulation. However, full pain relief will take several days, especially in chronic pain.

Question 4

How Long Does Diclofenac Stay In Your System?

Accepted Answer

Diclofenac usually starts working within 1–2 hours, with peak effects in 3–4 hours. Most of the drug is cleared from the body within about 24 hours, but its pain-relieving and anti-inflammatory effects may last longer depending on the formulation and dose.

Question 5

Diclofenac or Naproxen: Which Is Stronger?

Accepted Answer

Diclofenac and Naproxen are both effective NSAIDs, and the best option depends on your condition, dose, and risk factors. Their effectiveness and strength vary from person to person, depending on different conditions.

Question 6

Is Diclofenac a Muscle Relaxer?

Accepted Answer

Diclofenac is not a muscle relaxer, but a nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug. It is an MHRA-approved drug that is used to reduce pain and inflammation. If you have muscle pain, speak to a clinician so the cause can be assessed and the right treatment chosen.

Question 7

Can I Take Diclofenac and Ibuprofen Together

Accepted Answer

Diclofenac and ibuprofen are nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs. You must not take both drugs at a time as they can cause serious side effects such as kidney damage or gastrointestinal bleeding.

Question 8

How Many 50 mg Diclofenac Can I Take?

Accepted Answer

Only take the dose you have been prescribed. Many people are prescribed up to a total of 150 mg per day in divided doses, but your prescription label is the safest guide. Do not increase your dose yourself if symptoms persist.

Question 9

How Long After Taking Naproxen Can I Take Diclofenac?

Accepted Answer

Naproxen and Diclofenac are nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs). It is not advisable to use Nnaproxen with Diclofenac as it can cause serious side effects.

Question 10

Can Diclofenac Cause Heart Attacks?

Accepted Answer

If you use Diclofenac for a long time or already have a heart problem, Diclofenac may increase your risk of a heart attack or stroke. So before taking Diclofenac, tell your doctor about your health condition and take Diclofenac according to your doctor’s recommendation.

Question 11

Can Diclofenac Damage Kidneys?

Accepted Answer

If you use Diclofenac Tablets long-term, it can increase the risk of kidney problems, especially if you already have kidney disease or you are dehydrated. So, consult your prescriber before taking Diclofenac.

Question 12

Is Diclofenac Addictive?

Accepted Answer

Diclofenac is not an addictive drug. However, you must take it according to your prescriber’s recommended dose, as high doses will cause serious side effects. If you want to stop taking Diclofenac, speak to our prescribing team, particularly if you are using it for an ongoing condition.

Question 13

Can you Buy Diclofenac Tablets over The Counter?

Accepted Answer

Diclofenac Tablets are prescription-only in the UK. If you want to buy Diclofenac, you can complete the online assessment and, if approved, your treatment can be supplied by our UK-registered pharmacy. Some diclofenac gels and topical products may be available without a prescription.

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