stormyheron4 said:Are you absolutely sure everything is okay with your duodenum? Diclofenac Rapid starts absorbing right from the duodenum onwards, so if you have a sensitive digestive tract in that area, side effects are bound to happen. There's also the possibility of a duodenal ulcer, so it might not even be an issue with the medication itself, but something going on with you.
They didn't find any ulcers, though I do deal with significant acid reflux and heartburn; however, no ulcers were detected. In fact, I suspect there may be no damage to my stomach at all—at least, none was noted during my last visit to the gastroenterologist. Based on that, I probably shouldn't take anything other than, say, Tylenol, but unfortunately, even acetaminophen doesn't seem to help me one bit.😢
It really is nothing; I could eat a piece of paper and have the exact same effect.
Currently, I am taking Pfizer, which feels entirely toxic to my system, but I suppose I have little choice. I suffer from frequent headaches, and now, it seems my teeth are acting up too.😢