Yes, but....: Toradol can help pain but can't be taken regularly. It is very damaging to your kidneys. It is better to find out what the underlying problem is and deal with it.
Answered 9/15/2013
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Yes probably: For musculoskeletal back pain, toradol can be helpful.
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See below: Can be . Not my first line choice ! not recommended to take for more than 1 week . Go see an orthopaedic spine surgeon . Good luck thank you.
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Yes: Yes it will but it as very strong NSAID that should not be taken for more than about a week.
Answered 6/10/2014
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Yes: It is a non steroidal anti-inflammatory that is usually given IV or im. But comes as an oral formulation as well. It does help with back pain. It is in the same class as Ibuprofen and naprosyn (naproxen) (aleve). So don't take these medications in addition to your toradol. As always, take your medication as directed.
Answered 9/21/2018
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Short term: To radial is an anti-inflammatory that can effectively reduce back pain. See a physiatrist (spine specialist) to diagnose your specific problem to design an individualized rehabilitation program. This is both to decrease pain and prevent recurrence.
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