Flector Ep Tissugel 5Patches

Product Description of flector patches :

• The topical treatment of tendon, joint, and muscle pain and inflammation brought on by trauma, such as
• joint spraying, bruises, and torn muscles and tendons, is the purpose of Flector EP Tissugel.
• Fliss EP Tissugel decreases swelling, eases discomfort, and contains anti-inflammatory properties.
• The topical treatment of traumatic pain and inflammation resulting from bruising, ripping of muscles and
• tendons, and joint sprains is the intended usage of Flector EP Tissugel.
• Over 16-year-olds and adults can use the Flector EP Tissugel transdermal patch.

How To use flector patches :

Adults and teenagers:

• Apply 1 or 2 patches every 12 or 24 hours starting at age 16.
• The patch should not be used for washing or bathing, nor should it be put to skin that is injured.
• The maximum duration of usage for the product is 14 days.
• It is not recommended for children and teenagers under the age of sixteen to use this product.

WARNINGS and PRECAUTIONS of flector patches:

• If a skin rash appears after using the medicated plaster, let you know.
• In the event that this occurs, cease the therapy and remove the medicated plaster right away.
• Children and teenagers less than 16 should not receive Medicated Plaster since there is insufficient expertise with this age range.

Ingredients of flector patches:

• DICLOFENAC 1 G CUT. PATCH

Product Name

• Flector patches

Scientific Name

• 
  DICLOFENAC 1 G CUT. PATCH

Category Of Flector patches:

• Analgesic, Antipyretic & Anti-inflammatory

Mechanism Of Action of flector patches :

• Diclofenac which belongs to a group of medicines called non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) which works by
• Inhibits cyclooxygenase (COX)-1 and COX-2, thereby inhibiting prostaglandin synthesis
• May also inhibit neutrophil aggregation/activation, inhibit chemotaxis, decrease proinflammatory cytokine
• level, and alter lymphocyte activity

Therapeutic Indications Of Flector patches:

• damage to the muscles and joints, such as sprains, strains, bruising, backaches, and sports injuries
• Tendonitis in the back refers to the swelling (inflammation) that occurs in a tendon following an injury. It
• may result in stiffness in the joints and alter the tendon's range of motion. (For instance, tennis elbow)
• Bony overgrowth and the deterioration of cartilage and the underlying bone in a joint are the hallmarks of
• osteoarthritis. The knees, hips, and hands' joints are the most often impacted.

How to use flector patches :

• Remove the medicated plaster by tearing up the envelope that contained it and removing it from the notch.
• After the patch is removed, make sure the envelope is securely secured.
• From the plaster's sticky side, remove the plastic backing.
• Using your palms, gently press the area until it adheres completely to the skin.
• Use gauze or a little piece of tape if needed.
• To take off the plaster:
• Wet the plaster with water, then gently peel off a portion of it and remove it from the skin.
• Wash the afflicted area with water and gently massage the area with your fingertips in a circular motion to
• remove any product remains.
• Only apply the medicinal plaster to healthy, uninjured skin.
• When taking a bath or a shower, do not wear it.
• Avoid dividing the medicated plaster, such as by cutting it with scissors.
• The suggested dosage is: The patch can be taken off after up to 12 hours of wear.
• No more than two patches in a single day.
• Always follow the advice of your doctor or pharmacist as doses may need to be adjusted in certain
• situations.
• See a doctor or visit the hospital right away if you take more than is recommended.
• Unless it is almost time for your next dosage, take the missed dose as soon as you recall it.
• To make up for a missed dosage, avoid taking two doses at once, or a double dose.

Side Effects Of Flector patches:

• When taking a bath or a shower, do not wear it.
• Avoid dividing the medicated plaster, such as by cutting it with scissors.
• The suggested dosage is: The patch can be taken off after up to 12 hours of wear.
• No more than two patches in a single day.
• Always follow the advice of your doctor or pharmacist as doses may need to be adjusted in certain
• situations.
• See a doctor or visit the hospital right away if you take more than is recommended.
• Unless it is almost time for your next dosage, take the missed dose as soon as you recall it.
• To make up for a missed dosage, avoid taking two doses at once, or a double dose.

Pregnancy and Breastfeeding Precautions While Taking Flector patches:

• Before taking this medication, see your doctor or pharmacist if you are expecting a child, are currently
• nursing a baby, believe you may be pregnant, or are thinking about getting pregnant.
• Not recommended, particularly in the first three months

lifestyle modifications:

• A light massage may be quite therapeutic for many patients, and hospice organizations often have
• volunteers with massage therapy training.
• methods for relaxation.
• Therapeutic massage gel packets.

Storage Conditions Of Flector patches:

• Store at room temprature.
• Don’t refrigerate.
• Keep this medicine out of reach of children.
• Store in the original package to protect from moisture.
• Do not use this medicine after the expiry date. which is stated on the box.
• The expiry date refers to the last day of the month.