Thrombocid forte o menaven gel

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Menaven is indicated for the local symptomatic relief in adults of superficial venous disorders, such as heaviness and tightness of the legs with varicose veins, and superficial hematomas caused by bruises.
Although the risk of interaction with Menaven is not foreseeable given the low absorption of the active principle in the route of administration of the drug, it is described in the literature that drugs that affect platelet function such as non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs), dextran, dipyridamole, etc. should be administered with caution in patients receiving heparin since they can interact pharmacologically increasing the risk of hemorrhages.
In turn, the anticoagulant effect of heparin can interfere with other drugs, such as nitroglycerin and cardiac glycosides (for heart disease), nicotine, quinine (for heart arrhythmias) and tetracyclines (antibiotics).
Heparin does not cross the placenta and is not distributed in breast milk. However, since no studies of heparin administration during pregnancy and lactation have been performed, Menaven should only be administered in these cases when strictly necessary and after consultation with your physician.

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Menaven is indicated for the local symptomatic relief in adults of superficial venous disorders, such as heaviness and tightness of the legs with varicose veins, and superficial bruising caused by blows.
The recommended dosage is one to three applications per day on the affected area, applying 3 to 10 cm of gel depending on the area to be treated, followed by a gentle massage. After application, hands should be washed unless they are the site of treatment.
The adverse reactions most frequently reported with Menaven are: contact dermatitis, local irritation, local allergic phenomena and itching (pruritus). Less frequently, the appearance of skin redness (erythema), skin dryness, burning, cold sensation and skin hives (urticaria) have been described. Very rarely, the possibility of skin necrosis in the application area has been described.

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All medicines, in general, should be stored at a temperature of 10 to 20 degrees. An ointment if it exceeds these temperatures begins to oxidize and lose effectiveness so I recommend it…

thrombocid forte cream

Thrombocid Forte is for cutaneous use and when applied on the skin it improves blood flow, favoring the dissolution of clots, which is why it is used to treat bruises and hematomas, relieving swelling and eliminating bruises. Considered an antivaricose medicine, it is perfect for local relief of superficial venous disorders that cause heaviness and tightness in legs with varicose veins in adults.
This is an easily absorbed product of vegetable origin. Given its composition, it can act as an anti-inflammatory and hence relieves the symptoms of what are known as «tired legs». Likewise, it not only relieves legs and varicose veins, but also hemorrhoids and dark circles under the eyes due to its edematous action.    The effects of improvement are usually noticed in a short time, so the general recommendation is to be treated with Thrombocid Forte for 5 or 6 days.
Thrombocid Forte contains low molecular weight pentosan polysulfate sodium, each gram contains five (5) milligrams of this concentration; the other ingredients are incipients: alcohol, ketomacrogol, glycerol (E422), propylene glycol, decyl oleate, phenoxy ethanol, dimethiol, hodantoin and water.

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