What are Diklofenac Suppositories?

Diklofenac suppositories are the preparation of a drug called Diclofenac, which are administered in a suppository form inserted into the rectum. The drug acts as a non -steroidal anti -inflammatory drug (NSAID) and is used to reduce pain and inflammation associated with arthritis. The side effects of this drug may include headache, nausea, increased risk of bleeding and rectal pain. It inhibits a number of chemical reactions in the body, including some processes that lead to inflammation and pain. Other drugs in the NSAID class include Ibuprofen, Indomethacin, Meloxicam and Naproxen.

Diklofenac supplements are usually used to treat rheumatoid arthritis and osteoarthritis. Both of these conditions affect the structure and function of the joints in the body and cause pain and inflammation. By taking this medicine, patients with arthritis experience their joint pain. The advantage of using a suppository over a pill is that it can offer prolonged relief from pain, and when it is taken in front of the bed, it can help reduce the morning stiffness that is often a characterTeristic for these types of arthritis.

Diclofenac suppositoria is usually given to patients once a day. In the morning and afternoon, they usually use Diclofenac pills and then serve diclofenac suppository suppository suppository suppository suppository. Usually supposed to contain either 50 or 100 mg drugs. Diklofenac suppositories are not available in the US, but are available in other countries including Canada. Drugs often go through the Voltaren® brand.

The side effects of diclofenac support may include headache, rash, abdominal pain, heartburn, nausea, vomiting and ringing in the ears. The use of a suppository, AS compared to other forms of diclofenac adds the possibility of side effects including rectal irritation, worsening of hemorrhoids and rectal bleeding. Chronic use of drugs in the NSAID class may increase the risk of bleeding in the gastrointestinal tract as these drugs weaken the protective lining of this partLa.

Although diclofenac suppositories are usually well tolerated, patients with a certain basic health should avoid this drug because they could experience more serious side effects. For example, patients with reduced kidney function should avoid the drug. The presence of any known bleeding, including gastrointestinal bleeding or brain bleeding, means that patients should not take diclofenac. Liver damage and serious urban heart failure are other reasons why drugs should be prevented.