declophen 75mg/3ml 3 ampoules

Declophen ampoules are considered one of the most important medications relied upon by doctors as a pain reliever and anti inflammatory especially in cases of sudden pain or acute inflammation and it is known for its fast action.

It is preferred when a strong effect is needed to help the patient regain movement and carry out daily tasks and many patients tend to rely on it because it provides noticeable relief within a short time.

Declophen Ingredients

It consists of the following components:

• Diclofenac Sodium.
• Auxiliary substances for intramuscular injection to ensure fast absorption.
• Sterile injection solution.

Declophen Dosage Forms and Strengths

It is available in the following forms and strengths:

• Eye drops 0.1% bottle size 5 ml.
• Infant suppositories 12.5 mg.
• Tablets 25 mg pack contains 20 tablets.
• Infant suppositories 25 mg.
• Tablets 50 mg.
• Ampoules 75 mg pack contains 3 ampoules.
• Ampoules 75 mg pack contains 6 ampoules.
• Suppositories 100 mg.
• Gel 1%.
• Declophen SR 100 mg capsules.
• Declophen Fast 50 mg sachets.
• Declophen Plus 50/250 mg capsules.

Uses of Declophen (declophen)

Some of the most important uses of Declophen:

• Treating acute pain after surgical procedures.
• Pain relief for muscles and joints.
• Treatment of back pain and slipped disc.
• Reducing tendon and ligament inflammation.
• Relieving severe menstrual pain.
• Treating acute gout attacks.
• Treating rheumatoid and rheumatic inflammation.

Declophen Dosage

The doctor determines the appropriate dose depending on the case and it usually includes:

• One ampoule daily injected intramuscularly.
• In severe cases an ampoule can be given every 12 hours.
• Prolonged repeated doses should be avoided without medical supervision.
• Not used for children.
• Not given intravenously.

Side Effects of Declophen

Some of the most common side effects of Declophen:

• Stomach pain.
• Nausea or vomiting.
• Headache.
• Dizziness.
• Slight elevation in liver enzymes.
• Irritation at the injection site.
• Increased blood pressure in some patients.

Contraindications of Declophen

The medication is not used in patients who are allergic to diclofenac or any non steroidal anti inflammatory drugs and it is also contraindicated in cases of active stomach ulcer gastrointestinal bleeding or severe liver kidney or heart failure.

It should not be given to patients with analgesic induced allergic asthma and it must be used with extreme caution in elderly patients or those with blood pressure problems.

Declophen Alternatives in Pharmacies

Several alternatives are available including:

• Baby Relief.
• Diclac.
• Rhumaquick.
• Epifenac.

Declophen Use During Pregnancy

It is used with caution during pregnancy and the following guidelines are recommended:

• Avoid using it in the last months of pregnancy.
• Do not take it without medical advice.
• Safer alternatives may be used for pregnant women.
• Not recommended during breastfeeding unless necessary.
• Use the lowest effective dose.

Storage Conditions

It should be stored under the following conditions:

• Keep at room temperature.
• Away from direct sunlight.
• Out of reach of children.
• Do not use the ampoule if its color changes.
• Keep it inside the original packaging.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Declophen injection an antibiotic?

No it is not an antibiotic it is only a strong pain reliever and anti inflammatory and does not treat bacterial infections.

What does Declophen treat?

It treats pain and inflammation such as joint pain muscle pain back pain gout attacks and post surgical pain.

Can Declophen be used for children?

The injections are not recommended for children while other forms like suppositories may be used.

What is the dose of Declophen for cold symptoms?

There is no dose for cold because it does not treat viral infections and is used only for pain and inflammation.

When does Declophen start working?

Its effect usually begins within about one hour and lasts for a long duration in the body.