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If you are allergic to voltaren can you use mobic (meloxicam)?
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No: You must avoid all nsaids and ask your physician about Aspirin use as well as you may also react to this as well.
Answered 6/24/2014
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Do you think 75mg oral diclofenac sodium twice a day would be noticably stronger than meloxicam 15mg once a day?
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What would be noticably stronger than meloxicam but comparably safe. eg. meloxicam is a relatively safe drug compared to others of similar strength like diclofenac sodium?
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