Can diabetics take naproxen?

I get so nervous about taking painkillers because I read they can affect kidney filtration, which is already a concern with diabetes. Please talk to your doctor before taking naproxen just to be absolutely safe.

Since I have both diabetes and high BP, my doctor told me to stay away from NSAIDs like naproxen because they can raise blood pressure and affect the kidneys. Regular checkups and lifestyle changes are much safer than self-medicating.

I was prescribed naproxen for a sprain last month. Since I am diabetic, my doctor closely monitored my kidney function and kept the course very short. Definitely don't take it over-the-counter without consulting them.

Please be very careful. I took naproxen regularly for knee pain without realizing it was harming my kidneys, which were already weak from diabetes. Always get your doctor's approval for pain relievers.

My mom wanted to take naproxen for her backache, but her diabetologist advised against it because of her kidney parameters. It is better to use local pain sprays and get a safe tablet prescribed by your doctor.

I need to take something for my dental pain, but my doctor warned me about naproxen and diabetes. Did anyone else get prescribed this, or did your doctor give you something else like paracetamol? Just feeling a bit unsure.

Look, naproxen is tough on the kidneys, and diabetes already puts your kidneys at risk. Don't play doctor on your own. Go to your physician and get a proper, safe prescription for your pain.