How to take Nimesil in powder

Often during pain, patients are sent not to a specialist consultation, but to a pharmacy in order to acquire a “strong” remedy that will have an immediate effect. So that patients are not at risk due to a lack of medical knowledge, such drugs are dispensed only by prescription.

Nimesil is indeed considered a “strong” drug, but not in all cases it is prescribed and prescribed. Only after reading the instructions for use and receiving the recommendations of a doctor, you can purchase the product and get the desired result from this drug.

general information

Nimesil is a synthetic drug. Available in the form of a yellowish powder, with an orange smell. The main active substance of the drug is nimesulide. The powder is diluted in water with subsequent internal use. Granules of the drug are packed in special laminated bags of 2 grams each, one cardboard pack can contain from 9 to 30 pieces.

pharmachologic effect

The drug has a complex effect: analgesic (analgesic), antiplatelet, antipyretic and anti-inflammatory. Good tolerability of the drug with prolonged treatment and therapy is noted. The properties of the dosage form contribute to the rapid development of the action of Nimesil in the body.

After taking the medicine, in just a few minutes you can feel the pain subside and decrease. The effect will last for 6 hours. This medication slows down the synthesis of prostaglandins at the site of inflammation.

Indications for use and dosage

Like most non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, Nimesil is recommended for use with:

• the occurrence of periodic pain after operations or injuries;
• headache, toothache;
• treatment of inflammatory pathologies of the musculoskeletal system;
• dislocations, subluxations, bruises and sprains;
• acute pain in the back, lower back;
• diseases that are accompanied by fever;
• vascular, gynecological and urological diseases.

The dosage is determined by the doctor, on average, 1 sachet 2 times a day. After you prepare the solution, you should immediately drink it, the medicine in this form is not subject to storage. It is advisable to take after eating. An overdose will be accompanied by drowsiness, apathy, vomiting, nausea, pain, or stomach discomfort.

Contraindications and side effects

As a rule, Nemisil is well tolerated. There may be some side effects at the initial stage of the drug, most often they are associated with an excess of the dosage of the drug:

1. Possible problems with the cardiovascular system, manifested in the form of tachycardia, hypertension, etc.
2. Violations of the gastrointestinal tract, the patient may have nausea and vomiting.
3. Malfunctions are possible in the activity of the central nervous system, expressed by migraine, dizziness and nervousness.
4. Disorders and diseases associated with the respiratory system may be accompanied by shortness of breath, but this is a rather rare occurrence.
5. Perhaps the manifestation of an allergic reaction: itching and rashes on the skin, redness, excessive sweating.

In order to avoid side effects and complications, it is important to consider contraindications for the use of Nimesil. This tool is not prescribed for patients with gastrointestinal ulcers, with diabetes mellitus, hypertension, with individual intolerance to nimesulide, with renal failure, colitis.The medicine is contraindicated for pregnant women, as well as nursing mothers.

special instructions

1. You can reduce the risk of side effects by minimizing the effective dose of the drug.
2. The medicine is contraindicated in children under 12 years of age.
3. Reception of Nemisil should be stopped immediately when the first signs of acute respiratory infections appear, as well as if visual impairment occurs.
4. Doctors cannot say with accuracy about the effect of the medication on the driving process, such a moment has not yet been studied. Therefore, while taking Nemisil, one should be careful both at the wheel and during various activities that require an increased concentration of attention and a quick reaction.

It is important to remember that this remedy should be prescribed by a doctor, he will also discuss the dosage. Self-medication can lead not only to a forced trip to the hospital, but also to an emergency call, due to a significant deterioration in the patient's condition.