Olfen plaster

Plaster Olfen has a pronounced analgesic and anti-inflammatory effect. It reduces the synthesis of prostaglandins in the focus of inflammation, cools the skin and produces a local anesthetic effect. It is recommended to use it for everyone who has degenerative-inflammatory diseases of the musculoskeletal system, since it greatly accelerates the recovery of motor function.

Indications for use of the Olfen plaster

In the transdermal patch, Olfen is diclofenac, which has analgesic and anti-inflammatory effects. After gluing this substance is released gradually for 12 hours. Thanks to this, the adhesive during this time is effective:

According to the instructions for use, the Olfen patch should be used for the local treatment of dislocations, bruises, sprains and tendons. In complex therapy, it is used to eliminate pain syndrome in patients who have ankylosing spondylitis, periarthropathy, osteoarthrosis, or bursitis. The Olfen plaster is an excellent remedy for sciatica and rheumatoid arthritis.

Method of using Olfen plaster

The Olfen patch can only be used as indicated in the instructions:

  1. Remove the film.
  2. Make sure that there are no burns, wounds or scratches on the skin.
  3. Paste, lightly pressing.

Do not allow plaster contact with mucous membranes. After use, wash hands thoroughly.

The duration of therapy and how many patches should be used per day is determined by the attending physician. Most adults just stick 2 pieces a day for 2 weeks. If the pain is not lost, and to increase the number of bandages Olfen banned by a doctor, you can apply analogs of this drug, for example Voltaren or Dicloben.

Side effects of the plaster Olfen

Olfen is usually well tolerated by patients. But in isolated cases, the development of side effects is possible. After applying this patch, you may receive:

Active components with external application almost do not penetrate into the bloodstream, so with prolonged use of the patch, you may experience: