Question 1

how long does meloxicam stay in your system?

Accepted Answer

5 half lives: Medications are usually gone after 5 half lives. The half life of Meloxicam is 20 hours, so after 5-7 days, it should be completely gone. But, if you're asking how long does it's effect last for, usually about 24 hours.

Question 2

i took meloxicam for the first time today bt was told it wasn't safe due to having hbp and diabetes?is how long before its out my system..im scared...

Accepted Answer

Do not worry: Don't worry about one dose. It is the long term use of this med that can cause issues.

Question 3

i have oa in my hip.  mobic (meloxicam) is not controlling stiffness and pain all day.  would 7.5 twice a day be better than 15 mg to keep med in system longer?

Accepted Answer

Typically no: Mobic generally works well as a once a day dose. Ask your doctor if you can supplement with tylenol (acetaminophen) or prescription tramadol as needed to give you better pain control.

Question 4

ive been taking meloxicam 15mg for 11days. when can i completely safely take advil? i read the half life is -20hours so should i wait until 80hours? for back pain, how long can you take meloxicam daily? 10days? 2weeks?

Accepted Answer

: Meloxicam and Advil are both nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) that work by reducing inflammation and pain. However, taking both drugs together can increase the risk of side effects such as stomach ulcers, bleeding, and kidney damage. Therefore, it is important to know when it is safe to take Advil after taking Meloxicam. 1/2 life 20 hrs. so 80 hrs should be good.

Question 5

what is mobic (meloxicam)?

Accepted Answer

NSAID: This a nonsteroidal anti inflammatory medication with generic name of meloxicam. It is used to treat a variety of inflammatory diseas, ie, joint arthritis, tendinitis, bursitis, muscle strains, sprains, etc.

Question 6

is mobic (meloxicam) safe?

Accepted Answer

Yes: Its safe in people without contraindications.

Question 7

can i stop taking meloxicam?

Accepted Answer

Yes: There is no need to taper off the medication. However, if you were taking it for arthritis pain, the pain may return when you stop, it.

Question 8

is meloxicam 7.5mg addicting?

Accepted Answer

No: It is a nonsteroidal inflammatory drug and none of them are addicting.

Question 9

can you get high off meloxicam?

Accepted Answer

No: This is an anti-inflammatory medication and does not possess the properties that usually cause euphoria (high).  All medications can be dangerous if taken inappropriately.  Discuss this with your pcp.

Question 10

meloxicam is it gd antiinflamatory?

Accepted Answer

Sometimes: Meloxicam is as good as most. This means that it may help but it is far from guaranteed. Its one advantage is a relatively low GI risk.

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I have oa in my hip. mobic (meloxicam) is not controlling stiffness and pain all day. would 7.5 twice a day be better than 15 mg to keep med in system longer?

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Ive been taking meloxicam 15mg for 11days. when can i completely safely take advil? i read the half life is -20hours so should i wait until 80hours? for back pain, how long can you take meloxicam daily? 10days? 2weeks?

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