What is Diclofenac cream?

Diklofenac Cream is a non -steroidal, anti -inflammatory drug (NSAID) used to treat osteoarthritis and actininic keratosis. This cream reduces inflammation by inhibiting the enzyme of cyclooxygenase, key ingredients in the production of prostaglandin, which causes inflammation. The side effects of diclofenac are heart attack, stroke or stomach damage. Diclofenac cream rarely has any side effects due to low concentration and deficiency or decrease in penetration into the bloodstream.

The use of diclofenac depends on concentration. 1% Diklofenac concentration is usually used to reduce osteoarthritis of joints in legs, ankles, knees, elbows, wrists and hands, but may not be adequate to control pain in other areas. 3% diclofenac cream is used to treat actininic keratosis, skin lesions resulting from excessive solar exposure or repeated sun burns. Production of prostaglandins that are responsible for modulating an inflammatory response in tissue. Prevention of Prostaglandin's Prostaglandin RidualIt takes the amount of tissue inflammation. It is not known exactly how Diklofenac cream treats actinic keratosis, but increased prostaglandins were associated with actinic keratosis and sunburn. Prostaglandin suppressing the effect of cream can improve skin healing.

The side effects of Diclofenac cream are rare because it is located in its action and often does not penetrate into the bloodstream in large concentrations. Most doctors recommend that their patients be familiar with side effects if they are sensitive to the medicine, the cream is abused or used for a longer period of time. The most serious side effects of diclofenac are heart attacks or strokes. Patients should seek immediate medical attention if they experience chest pain, difficults of breathing, disorientation or dizziness. In addition, diclofenac and other drugs inhibiting prostaglandin can weaken the lining of the stomach, cause tears in the stomach and create symptoms like JE black, bloody or strong stool similar to tar, as well as vomiting that looks like coffee.

For the first use, the cream should be applied to only one area and instead of application should be observed for a short time for any signs of allergic reactions such as red, itchy skin. If an allergic reaction is observed, the use of cream should be stopped. The cream can cause the skin to be sensitive to the sun, so after application it should prevent extended direct exposure to the sun. This cream is also not recommended for pregnant or nursing women.