I am 70 years old and have had a kidney transplant for 18 years. I take prednisone and cyclosporine for anti rejection. A year ago I had a total knee replacement . I still have significant pain with activity and am an active rancher. Taking 2 aleve a day helps tremendously. I tried for a week. Of course, the kidney doctor does not want me on NSAIDs due to transplant. My creative is 0.8 and GFR is 96. I understand if I was 40..but am not! To me the benefit may outweigh the risk. Not being able to walk without significant discomfort is hard.
Hi, I understand your concern and sufferings. It is good to know that transplanted kidney is functioning well. Undoubtedly, NSAIDs intake in your case will not only harm your kidney but all liver, heart,GIT also. The best remedy for pain will be to improve mobility of joints by regular light physiotherapy, exercises,local application of Martini ointment, Chat Doctor. All these will minimize the pain. Just in case you still feel the need to take a tab then Tab Attract will be a better and safe option. Please take good care of your kidney health so that you remain healthy.