Product Overview
Composition
Ointment for external use
1 g of ointment contains:
active substances:
dimethyl sulfoxide 50 mg,
racemic camphor 30 mg,
gum turpentine 30 mg,
benzyl nicotinate 20 mg,
nonivamide 2 mg,
Excipients:
emulsifying cetostearyl alcohol (type A) - 97 mg,
sodium cetylstearyl sulfate - 38 mg,
polysorbate-80 - 20 mg,
bronopol - 1 mg,
purified water - up to 1 g.
pharmachologic effect
Indications
Application during pregnancy and lactation
Contraindications
Individual hypersensitivity to the components of the drug, ulcers and skin diseases, pregnancy and lactation, children.
Side effects
With increased skin sensitivity to the components of the ointment, itching, swelling or hives may occur.
It is necessary to stop using the ointment and consult a doctor.
The listed symptoms disappear within 8 - 12 hours after stopping the use of the ointment.
Interaction
How to take, course of administration and dosage
Outwardly.
For muscle and joint pain - 1 - 3 g of ointment is applied with an applicator to the area of ​​the painful area and lightly rubbed into the skin 2 - 3 times a day. When used as a warming agent in athletes, it is applied to the massaged area using an applicator. A small amount of ointment (about 2 - 3 g) is rubbed in with massaging movements until the skin becomes red. After training, wash off the ointment from the skin with cool water.
The duration of the course of treatment depends on the nature and severity of the disease, but you should not use the drug for more than 10 days without consulting a doctor.
If you forget to use the drug, use it as soon as possible and continue using as usual. Do not use a double dose if the previous time of drug administration was missed.
If you feel that the effect of the drug is too strong or weak, tell your doctor or pharmacist about it.
Overdose
Special instructions
Avoid getting the ointment on open wounds, mucous membranes and eyes. To avoid side effects, it is recommended to first apply a small amount of ointment to the skin to determine the sensitivity to the drug.
After each procedure, you should wash your hands with cool water and soap!
Influence on the ability to drive vehicles, mechanisms
The drug does not affect the ability to drive vehicles and work with technical devices.
Medicines must not be thrown into the sewer or with household waste. Consult a pharmacist about how drugs that are no longer used are destroyed. These measures help protect the environment. Applying too much ointment to the skin may cause redness, mild itching, or burning sensation. If you accidentally swallow the ointment, see your doctor. Take the package of the drug with you to the doctor.
Release form
Ointment for external use
