User Reviews for ibuprofen oral

I call it "Vitamin I". For headache, menstrual cramps, short-term pain related to injury/inflammation, it's the best. I am careful to always take it with food or milk so that, when I'm old and really hurt, I can still take it. Many people underestimate ibuprofen's analgesic power. It's as good as or better than many oral narcotics for many types of pain.

This helped my lower back pain. I also tried naproxen but it wasn't effective for me. My pharmacist said that some people respond to ibuprofen better, other respond better with naproxen.

I am using this medication until I can get a root canal done next week, and have used it several years ago when I had to get three wisdom teeth pulled simultaneously. I currently feel no pain and can function in my daily activities.

It was very effective for me on a variety of dental issues

Have been prescribed 600 mg. & at another time 800 mg. of it for back pain & knee pain, helped releive pain but still have pain & now use Tylenol Arthritis 650 mg. 2 twice a day.

its faster than paracetamol. maybe im used to it..

Ibuprofen works very well for treating menstrual cramps related to perimenopause. Onset is fast, duration encompasses the dosing time-frame. Relief is consistently good.

Because taking too much Ibuprofen can upset my stomach, I don't rely on it as a painkiller except when/if a feel a migraine coming on. If I take one or two tablets quickly, I can sometimes avoid the full-blown migraine. The window of opportunity appears to be small; if I wait too long, it's too late. I also have Fibromyalgia and Ibuprofen does nothing for the pain of FM. FM is not an inflammatory illness so the anti-inflammatory properties of Ibuprofen doesn't help.