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jaycee30 Apprentice

Hi all,

I searched, but can't find anything on the board about this. Does anyone know if Alieve (OTC pain reliever) is gluten-free? My support nurse for the MS injection I take has suggested it for helping with the side effects of the meds, and I don't know if I can take it. Don't have a bottle of it in the house, so thought I'd ask here first.

Thanks,

Jen

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Can we also add to the Alieve question, the gluten-free question : which brand name aspirins are gluten-free? Someone in a prior post directed me to a site which used to be free and now they charge for this information (Clan Thompson I believe).

Thank you from both of us.

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:D yesterday i found a wonderful site and it has a 23 page list of gluten free meds--its napervillegi.com you scroll down to the celiac disease, click on it and then just read through until u find the list for drugs and clanthompson.com has a page too, but i think they list them a little differently--i know i have taken aleve--anyways--go read it--ok--deb :rolleyes:
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Thanks you your replies. Deb, I tried to find that site but couldn't, but in the search I DID find another one that answered my questions. Its:

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Alieve is on the list as well as a bunch of other info.

Jen

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tarnalberry Community Regular

Naproxyn sodium is my anti-inflammatory of choice, and generic prescription strength pills give my stomach a what-for, so I go with over the counter stuff in a high enough dosage. I called the manufacturer of Aleve and they had the standard CYA statement: we don't put gluten in, but we can't guarantee the purity of the ingredients we get from suppliers. While the response annoys me (you don't know if you're putting something damaging to people in your product?!), I've never had a problem taking it, in doses up to 6 220mg tablets a day. (Yes, yes, under a physicians care... ;-) )

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Aleve is gluten-free, but it can also be irritating, at least to me. I don't know if it is dairy free, so maybe that is what bothers me about it. Anyhow, it makes my intestines feel funny. I get this hot burning feeling as it moves through my small intestine. I found one website that says Aleve can aggrevate the symtpoms of microscopic colitis. I haven't been diagnosed with MC, but I have many of the symptoms of colitis in general and wonder if the Aleve bothers me for that reason as well.

I guess what I'm trying to say is to take it with caution if you have any form of colitis.

God bless,

Mariann

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