Has any one had rebound headaches from diclofenac?
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9/23/09 11:23pm
Bequita,
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Diclofenac can definitely cause medication overuse headaches, aka rebound. See Medication Overuse Headache - When the Remedy Backfires for more information on this.
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Teri
9/22/09 6:42pm
Hi! You can definitely get rebound from diclofenac if you take it too often. You can get it from any pain killer - over the counter or prescription. Do you take any preventatives? If not it may be a good idea to talk with your doctor about finding a medicine to help prevent your headaches so that you wouldn't have to use the diclofenac as often and rebound wouldn't be as much of a problem. Hope you find relief - Kayleen
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