Question posed by AmberLynn Marie: I have cystic fibrosis,asmtha,diabetes,pulmonary embolism,Gerd,hyperthyroidism. What meds can’t I take?
I’m 24 and weigh 90 pounds…I take blood thinners, sleep aids, heartburn med, vitamin D, anti-depressants, muscle relaxers, insulin, pain pills, enzymes, and 4 different breathing treatment med. So what med can I take for cramps? Im allergic to cipro, augumentin, levaquin, naproxen, vancomyicn, gel caps, iron.

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Answer by Dr. B
You should ask your doctor, because you have some complex medical problems and a complex medical regimen. Where are your cramps at? The blood thinner you are on is Coumadin/Warfarin? If this is the case you would probably want to avoid NSAIDS (Ibuprofen, Naproxen, Diclofenac, etc.), because they can thin the blood a little and this could increase your risk of bleeding. I see you already are on Naproxen, which is fine but you should watch for signs of bleeding. You can take Acetaminophen though. I am not sure if your cramps are in your muscles or your abdomen. Ask your doctor if you are unsure. Good luck.

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