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What is the difference between arthritis medicines Mobic and Celebrex?

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I take 200 mg Celebrex еνеrу day fοr arthritis. Mу RN friend ѕауѕ ѕһе takes Mobic 15 mg аחԁ іt іѕ tһе οחƖу arthritis medicine һеr hospital prescribes ѕіחсе іt іѕ safer аחԁ works better tһаח Celebrex. I want tο know wһу іt іѕ safer аחԁ wһаt, іf аחу, аrе tһе side things?

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3 Responses to “What is the difference between arthritis medicines Mobic and Celebrex?”

  • ckm1956:

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    Celebrex is called a COX-2 type drug. There’s much less opportunity of stomach irritation than with additional arthritis drugs.

    I disbelief seriously that Mobic is the only arthritis medicine your friend’s hospital uses. What if someone is allergic to it?

    What it comes down to is that your doctor knows you better than your friend. Question him/her at your next visit to resolution your questions.

  • quijibored:

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    Celebrex is classified as a COX 2 inhibitor used as a pain reliever. Mobic inhibits both COX 1 and COX 2. Both are used for arthritis.
    Simple explanation is that Mobic may be a bit stronger but more likely to cause stomach irritation. Less simple resolution is whichever NSAID works best for you is your best choice. If the Celebrex is working ok, why exchange? If not, try another NSAID. There are many excellent choices available, high and mighty you don’t have ulcers or heart problems which contraindicate using either type NSAID (non steroidal anti inflammatory drug).

  • sgunes:

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    About celebrex: It is right that it is slightly better for the stomach (GI tract in general) and it does not have the detrimental side things (increased cardiovascular morbidity and mortality) that vioxx and bextra had.
    Mobic is a less specific COX-2 inhibitor and has never been shown to be any better than celebrex.
    As mobic is not generic it is as expensive as celebrex.
    If you are looking for a cheaper different to celebrex, I would recommend Etodolac as it is generic and overall better tolerated than ibuprofen or naprosyn.
    From a personal standpoint: my mother tolerated celebrex ok but had severe stomach problems with mobic. As always YMMV.
    Disclaimer: I am not a paid consultant for any of these companies and have no direct financial appeal in them.