Diclofenac 100mg Transdermal Patch$25.00
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Diclofenac 100mg Transdermal Patch
SKU GME1248Pain Relief
Product Introduction
Diclofenac 100mg transdermal patch is an NSAID preparation for short-term relief of localised muscle and joint pain associated with sprains, strains and minor soft-tissue injuries.
How to use
Clean and completely dry the painful area. Remove the protective liner and press the adhesive side evenly onto intact skin, smoothing down the edges. Remove the old patch before applying a replacement. Wash your hands after handling it. Fold a used patch with the sticky sides together and discard it out of reach of children and pets.
How it works
Diclofenac inhibits cyclooxygenase enzymes, reducing production of prostaglandins that contribute to pain and inflammation. The patch releases the medicine through the skin over the treated area.
Side effects
Redness, itching, burning, irritation or a rash can occur where the patch is applied. Remove it if a significant skin reaction develops. Serious NSAID reactions can include stomach bleeding, kidney problems or an allergic reaction, even with skin application.
Important information
Do not apply to wounds, eczema, infected skin or burns. Avoid diclofenac if aspirin or another NSAID has caused wheezing, hives or swelling. Tell your doctor about stomach ulcers, kidney disease or heart disease. Avoid use from 20 weeks of pregnancy unless specifically directed because NSAIDs can harm the baby’s kidneys.
Uses
- Short-term relief of localised musculoskeletal pain and inflammation from sprains, strains and minor soft-tissue injuries.
Benefits
Can ease soreness and swelling in the treated area, helping movement and ordinary activities feel more comfortable during recovery.
Does the strength in milligrams equal the dose of a diclofenac tablet?
No. A patch’s drug content is not the same as the amount absorbed from an oral dose. Route, formulation and release characteristics differ, so matching milligram numbers do not make a patch and tablet interchangeable.
Can I take ibuprofen or naproxen while using the patch?
Adding another NSAID can increase gastrointestinal bleeding and kidney risks without reliably improving relief. This also applies to additional diclofenac tablets or injections; avoid combining them independently.
Can I cut the patch to make a smaller dose?
Do not cut it to adjust the dose yourself. Cutting can affect adhesion or drug release, and suitability depends on the patch’s construction. A smaller piece cannot be assumed to provide a predictable lower dose.
Can I put a heating pad or hot-water bottle over it?
Avoid direct external heat over a medicated patch. Heat can change absorption through the skin and increase irritation; do not use heat to try to make the medicine work faster.
Will it treat burning or electric-shock pain from a damaged nerve?
Diclofenac targets inflammatory pain in muscles, joints and soft tissues. Burning, shooting or electric-shock pain may be neuropathic and can need a different treatment approach.
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