Can I use ibuprofen and indomethacin?

Indomethacin advil (ibuprofen) No. Both are nsaid's. Read more...

Probably ibuprofen. Nsaid medicines (non-steroidal anti-inflammatories) all come with risks. I want to make sure you are receiving guidance on how to take these medicines from your physician. All nsaids can cause gastritis (inflamed lining of stomach), peptic ulcers, and kidney dysfunction. They can also increase your risk of bleeding. Read more...

What kind of pain? Do not take medication unless assessed by your doctor. You asked about taking certain number of medicines a day which depends on half lives of medicines, i.e. During each half life, blood level drops to half, then to 1/4, 1/8, & so on. Ibuprofen: half-life: 2.2-2.4h , paracetamol: 2 hours, indomethacin: 4.5 hours. You can take more tablets if the half life is less. Please your doctor. Read more...

No. They are the same type of medication, so taking them both would put you at increased risk for NSAIDs related side affects. A better idea if the gout is not controlled by NSAIDs would not be to take more NSAIDs, but rather to contact your pcp about other possible medications to try (colchicine being one example). Read more...

Indomethacin. indomethacin is longer acting than ibuprofen so preferred for a more sustained anti-inflammatory response and pain relief, muscle relaxants will not help with a joint pain from TMJ. Read more...