What is analgesic liniment?

Analgesic liniment is designed to be locally applied to the skin. It contains compounds that reduce pain and can also deal with inflammation. Many pharmacies store analgesic liniment and this product is also available in pet supplies for animal use. Liniments for veterinary use should not be applied to humans because they can be stronger and may contain irritating substances that could cause blisters, inflammation and other problems. These products are designed to shake the skin and often have a strong odor. Sometimes the fragrance is the result of compounds, such as mint mint that has an analgesic effect, and in other products the fragrance is added because consumers expect that the loniments will feel strong. Some people consider sharp irritating odors and it is possible to find less than the products. As tense muscles. These products can be used by athletes and other people who have redesigned or developed trunks in the muscles. Liniment application canBeing a support bandage in the treatment of problems such as the wrist and sprain of ankle. Some people also use lonents in the treatment of coughs and colds and apply a compound to the chest.

These products should be used with care. Strong analgesic liniment can basically act as a local anesthetic. Although it can actually reduce pain and pain, it can cover symptoms that require medical care.

In addition, some very strong blisters or irritate the skin can. Someone who first uses a liniment may want to test with a small shock on the sensitive skin of the inner elbow to determine whether the analgesic liniment irritates the skin. People with allergies should read IENT ingreduses carefully, as the lonents contain variable ingredients and sometimes may include allergens.

In veterinary care, Liniment is most commonly used on horses. Liniments may be appliedforged on sore legs and can also be used when the horse is washing and wipes to help the horse cool down. Horse -intended products can be intended for use in diluted form and should be read carefully on the container. Horses may also have reactions to analgesic liniment and it is advisable to try the product liberally, especially if it is used under a wrap or a blanket of a horse.