More serious side effects include.
Aleve side effects low blood pressure.
A feeling of pins and needles on skin a painful red or swollen tongue a problem with menstrual periods a type of stomach irritation called gastritis anxious feelings black tarry stools burping changes in appetite decreased urine production difficult or painful urination difficulty concentrating.
A lack of the vitamin b 12 folate and iron can keep your body from producing enough red blood cells anemia causing low blood pressure.
Swelling bleeding ulcers tears in your stomach small intestine or large intestine.
Overbright appearance of lights.
Drowsiness dizziness weakness tiredness headache trouble sleeping nausea increased urination or constipation may occur.
Troubled breathing with exertion.
Stomach pain or heartburn.
These include salsalate disalcid and trisalicylate trilisate.
Severe stomach burning cramping or pain.
Anaphylaxis can cause breathing problems hives itching a swollen throat and a dangerous drop in blood pressure.
Anxiety back or leg pains bleeding gums blindness blistering peeling or loosening of the skin blood in the urine or stools blue lips and fingernails canker sores change in the ability to see colors especially blue or yellow chest pain or discomfort clay colored stools cold sweats coma confusion.
Some of the abnormal side effects that are aleve induced includedream abnormalities depression aseptic meningitis inability to concentrate insomnia malaise and muscle weakness.
Naproxen and other nsaids are associated with several different types of side effects but pertinent to this discussion is the impact on blood pressure control.
If any of these effects persist or worsen tell your doctor or pharmacist promptly.
Pinpoint red or purple spots on the skin.
Lack of nutrients in your diet.
Based on the research to date it appears that naproxen aleve naprosyn anaprox may be less risky than other nsaids.
Swelling or inflammation of the mouth.
The final word is not in yet on which nsaids are the most risky for the heart.
Consider trying cousins of aspirin called nonacetylated salicylates.