Analgesic Volini Pain Relief Gel 75gm is this used for:
Pain management
Osteoarthritis
Rheumatoid Arthritis
Ankylosing Spondylitis
Injury-related Inflammation Due To Surgery And Physical Trauma
When to not take this medicine:
Hypersensitivity or allergy towards Diclofenac or Methyl Salicylate or Menthol or Linseed oil
Do not use this medicine just before or after heart bypass surgery
How should I take the medicine:Apply this medicine on the affected area as directed by the physician. How this medicine works:This medicine works by relieving muscle stiffness and pain. Side effects
skin dryness, redness, itching, or rash (common)
blistering or hardening of the treated skin (common)
numbness, tingling, burning pain (common)
Acne (common)
flushing (sudden warmth, redness, or tingly feeling) (common)
Pregnancy warning: Not Assigned (Unknown)Use of this medicine is not recommended for individuals who are pregnant or planning to become pregnant unless absolutely necessary as the safety and efficacy of this medicine is not well established. Inform your doctor about the use of either medicines. All the risks and benefits should be discussed with the doctor before taking this medicine. Lactation warning: The use of this medicine is not recommended for lactating and breastfeeding mothers unless necessary. Inform your doctor about the use of this medicine. All the risks and benefits should be discussed with the doctor before taking this medicine. Renal dose adjustments: Care must be taken for individuals with kidney disease while taking this medicine. Please discuss appropriate dose adjustments with your doctor. Your doctor may also prescribe a suitable alternative based on creatinine clearance values. Hepatic dose adjustments: Care must be taken for individuals with the liver disease while taking this medicine. Please discuss appropriate dose adjustments with your doctor. Your doctor may also prescribe a suitable alternative. Drug interactions:
Antithrombin Recombinant-Moderate
Inform your doctor about the use of either medicines. Using diclofenac topical together with antithrombin recombinant may increase the risk of bleeding. Suitable alternatives may be considered based on the condition of the patient.
Abciximab-Moderate
Inform your doctor about the use of either medicines. Using diclofenac topical together with Abciximab recombinant may increase the risk of bleeding. Suitable alternatives may be considered based on the condition of the patient.
Deferasirox-Major
Inform your doctor about the use of either medicines. Combining these medications may increase the risk of developing gastrointestinal ulcers and bleeding. If you use diclofenac topical frequently or regularly you may also have an increased risk of kidney problems during treatment with Deferasirox. Suitable alternatives may be considered based on the condition of the patient.
Heparin-Moderate
Inform your doctor about the use of either medicines. Using diclofenac topical together with Heparin recombinant may increase the risk of bleeding. Suitable alternatives may be considered based on the condition of the patient.
Aspirin-Moderate
Inform your doctor about the use of either medicines. Using diclofenac topical together with Aspirin recombinant may increase the risk of bleeding. Suitable alternatives may be considered based on the condition of the patient. Alcohol interactions: Consumption of alcohol is usually not recommended while applying for this medicine. Before taking alcohol it is recommended to consult your doctor.