Sometimes the pain is so severe that even the biggest fan of non-drug therapies can not cope with it on their own. Ketanov and its analogs are considered to be the most powerful analgesics. The principle of action of these drugs is similar to other painkillers. But the use of Ketanov provides a more powerful and operational effect.
Indications and contraindications to the use of Ketanov and its analogues
Ketanov is produced on the basis of pyrrolizine-carboxylic acid. The main active substances of the drug, getting into the body, prevent the formation of inflammatory enzymes and facilitate the patient's well-being.
Ketanov is prescribed for particularly severe pain of different origin, which other analgesics and anti-inflammatory drugs can not cope with.
Take Ketanov tablets and medicine analogs need very carefully. This potent drug and its abuse increase the risk of side effects. The daily dose of Ketanov should not be more than 90 mg. It is important to note that the maximum allowable duration of treatment with this drug is five days.
Ketanov has many contraindications:
- The drug is not suitable for people with heart failure .
- Think about what to replace Ketanov, should patients suffering from kidney disease.
- It is not recommended to be treated by a medicine to people with erosions and stomach ulcers.
- Contraindicated Ketanov women during pregnancy and breastfeeding.
- To refuse treatment with this drug follows with myasthenia and porphyria.
- Do not fit Ketanov and people with hypersensitivity to the components of the medicine.
What can replace Ketanov?
Fortunately, analogues or similar substitutes today are available for almost all drugs. There are medicines generics and Ketanov. They are quite a lot, and the list of the most effective looks like this:
- Ketorolac;
- Adolor;
- Thoradol;
- Ketofril;
- Ketolonga;
- Ketorol;
- Ketalgin;
- Dicloran;
- Indomethacin;
- Maksigesik;
- Dolomin;
- Diclokaine;
- Emodol;
- Novalket;
- Orthophene ;
- Rapent;
- Feloran;
- Fanigan;
- Cynepar;
- Panoxen;
- Olfen;
- Naklofen;
- The cataphast;
- Neurodiclavitis;
- Oksalgin and others.
Unlike Ketanov, which is almost impossible to buy without a prescription, most of its counterparts in pharmacies can be found on a free sale.