
ibuprofen oral brand names and other generic formulations include:
Aches-N-Pain Oral, Advanced Pain Relief Oral, Advil Liqui-Gel Oral, Advil Migraine Oral, Advil Oral, A-G Profen Oral, Bayer Select Pain Relief Oral, Bupranol FP Oral, Cap-Profen Oral, Child Ibuprofen Oral, Children's Advil Oral, Children's Ibu-Drops Oral, Children's Ibuprofen Oral, Children's Medi-Profen Oral, Children's Motrin Jr Strength Oral, Children's Motrin Oral, Children's Profen IB Oral, Childs Ibuprofen Oral, Doan's Ibuprofen Oral, Dolgesic Oral, ElixSure IB Suspension Oral, Excedrin IB Oral, Genpril Oral, Haltran Oral, IB Pro Oral, Ibifon 600 Oral, Ibren Oral, IBU Oral, IBU-200 Oral, Ibu-Drops Oral, Ibumed-400 Oral, Ibumed-600 Oral, Ibupain-200 Oral, Ibuprin Oral, Ibuprofen IB Oral, Ibuprofen Jr Strength Oral, Ibuprofen M Oral, Ibuprofen PMR Oral, Ibuprohm Oral, Ibutab Oral, IBU-Tab Oral, Ibutex Oral, Ifen Oral, Infant's Advil Oral, Infants Ibu-Drops Oral, Infant's Ibuprofen Oral, Infant's Medi-Profen Oral, Infant's Motrin Oral, Infants ProfenIB Oral, I-Prin Oral, Medipren Oral, Menadol Oral, Midol (ibuprofen) Oral, Midol IB Oral, Midol Max St Cramp Formula Oral, Mofen Oral, Motrin IB Oral, Motrin Junior Strength Oral, Motrin Migraine Oral, Motrin Oral, Nuprin Menstrual Relief Oral, Nuprin Oral, Pamprin-IB Oral, PediaCare Fever Oral, Pedia-Profen Oral, Profen IB Oral, Profen-400 Oral, Provil Oral, Q-Profen Oral, Rufen Oral, Saleto-200 Oral, Saleto-400 Oral, Saleto-600 Oral, Saleto-800 Oral, Superior Pain Medicine Oral, Tab-Profen Oral, Uni-Pro Oral, Wal-Profen Oral, Yaprofen Oral
naproxen sodium brand names and other generic formulations include:
No brand names available
ibuprofen oral and naproxen sodium
ibuprofen oral and naproxen sodium both increase the risk of side effects and cause bleeding or bruising.
ibuprofen oral and naproxen sodium
ibuprofen oral and naproxen sodium both increase anticoagulation. Therapeutic duplication
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Drug Interaction Categories
Contraindicated
Never use this combination of drugs because of high risk for dangerous interaction
Serious
Potential for serious interaction; regular monitoring by your doctor required or alternate medication may be needed
Significant
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Minor
Interaction is unlikely, minor, or nonsignificant