Aleve Side Effects Blood Pressure

Stop taking naproxen and notify your physician if you notice stomach pain tiredness or weakness yellow skin or eyes nausea vomiting bloody or black and sticky bowel movements skin rash unexplained weight loss or weight gain or swelling of the hands and feet.

Aleve side effects blood pressure.

Swelling bleeding ulcers tears in your stomach small intestine or large intestine. Water retention and swelling warning some formulations of this medication have extra salt in them. Appetite changes burning crawling itching numbness prickling pins and needles or tingling feelings burning dry or itching eyes difficulty with moving discharge excessive tearing general feeling of discomfort or illness lack or loss of strength menstrual changes muscle aching cramping. Decongestants may prevent your blood pressure medication from working.

Chest pain or pressure or a fast heartbeat. Difficult or labored breathing. You may need to watch your blood pressure level carefully while taking naproxen. Severe skin reaction fever sore throat swelling in your face or tongue burning in your eyes skin pain followed by a red or purple skin rash that spreads especially in the face or upper body and causes blistering and peeling.

A feeling of pins and needles on skin a painful red or swollen tongue a problem with menstrual periods a type of stomach irritation called gastritis anxious feelings black tarry stools burping changes in appetite decreased urine production difficult or painful urination difficulty concentrating. More serious side effects include. It has been shown to have a detrimental affect upon blood pressure control and can lead to high blood pressure in individuals without hypertension when used for an extended time. Large flat blue or purplish patches in the skin.

Common aleve side effects may include. Indigestion heartburn stomach pain nausea. Decongestants can make blood pressure worse in two ways. Feeling very tired or weak.

Weakness on 1 side of the body trouble speaking or thinking change in balance drooping on one side of the face or blurred eyesight.