What is Diclofenac?
Diclofenac is a member of a group of drugs known as non -steroidal anti -inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs). Analgesic and anti -inflammatory properties mean that Diclofenac is used to relieve pain and reduce swelling and inflammation caused by a wide range of diseases and injuries. Diclofenac is most often available as a tablet, oral solution or topically applied gel, widely prescribed analgesic. Like all drugs, the risk of some side effects that patients should be aware of and contraindications for the use of this drug with a number of others or if there are already existing health conditions. Cyclooxygenase is a naturally occurring chemical that automatically produces a number of other substances in response to disease damage. These substances cause pain and inflammation at the problem of the problem. Prevents cyclooxygenase in the completion of the product of these chemicals of response, diclofenac reduces pain and inflammation. It is also a popular choice in postoperative treatment of pain due to the quality of cyclooxygenase inhibition. MosquesHealthcare tires often recommend oral diclofenac to treat painful or swollen joints and conditions such as carpal tunnel syndrome.
Diclofenac gel is most commonly used to relieve pain and inflammation at a localized site of injury. This is particularly useful in the treatment of muscular pain. We often recommend for sports injuries such as trunks, sprains and torn muscles, Diclofenac gel can be applied directly to the skin where it is absorbed and begins to bring quickly. Although used locally in gel form, it is still absorbed into the body. Therefore, the same measures should be taken as using oral forms of Diclofenac.
When using this drug, no other NSAIDs such as ibuprofen, mefenamic acid or aspirin should not be used. A number of plant pain and anti -inflammatory drugs, especially white willow bark, should also be avoided, either in tea, ointment or tablet formE. The combination of diclofenac with other NSAIDs or certain herbal means can have very serious or even life -threatening consequences.
common mild side effects may include stomach cramps, headaches, nausea and diarrhea. If these symptoms persist or become particularly serious, it is advisable to talk to the doctor. This drug is not recommended for those who have gastrointestinal, heart, respiratory, kidneys or liver disorders, as it may worsen existing condition and cause serious complications.
As Annsaid, Diclofenac can cause significant respiratory problems such as wheezing, difficult breathing or in rare cases of anaphylaxis. In asthma patients, the risk of respiratory anxiety or increased asthma attacks is significantly increased. If any respiratory problems or signs of anaphylaxis - such as swollen face, lips, tongue or neck - should be required when taking this medicine - should be required immediate medical care.