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Venen Thais Gel
Last reviewed: 23.04.2024
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Venen thais gel has venotonic, anti-inflammatory, and also anti-edematous properties.
Indications of the venen taissa gel
It is used in such cases:
- when there is a sense of heaviness in the legs;
- with pain and swelling in the legs;
- with nocturnal cramps affecting the gastrocnemius muscles;
- with swelling and painful sensations, having a traumatic character (due to dislocations, sprains or bruises);
- when itching on the surface of the skin - due to venous insufficiency, which has a different degree of severity.
Release form
The release is made in the form of a gel, applied externally, in tubes with a volume of 100 g.
Pharmacodynamics
Venen thais gel is a local preparation of combined effect, possessing anti-edema and anti-inflammatory activity, the development of which is determined by the active elements that make up its composition.
After external treatment with gel, the fragility of the capillaries is reduced and their strength is strengthened. Also, the medicine has an analgesic effect, removes swelling, reduces the feeling of tension, has a refreshing effect, and at the same time helps to accelerate the process of resorption of external hematomas.
The medicine does not have a systemic effect.
Dosing and administration
The gel is used exclusively externally. It is required to treat the affected area of the skin with a thin layer of gel, gently rubbing it inside with neat movements.
Usually the applications are performed twice a day - in the morning, and also in the evening.
Use of the venen taissa gel during pregnancy
If venen thais gel should be used by pregnant or lactating women, it is first necessary to consult the treating doctor.
Contraindications
The main contraindications:
- the presence of intolerance with respect to the components of the drug;
- use in persons under 18 years of age (there is insufficient clinical experience);
- severe violations of the integrity of the skin (such as deep cuts or wounds, as well as ulcers of a trophic nature).
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Side effects of the venen taissa gel
There is information about the appearance of allergy signs on the skin surface.
Prolonged use of the gel can cause dryness or irritation of the skin (under the influence of ethyl alcohol).
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Interactions with other drugs
Use in combination with oral or injectable forms of medicines, which are prescribed for diagnosed pathology, is allowed.
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Shelf life
Venen thais gel can be used for 3 years from the date of release of the drug.
Reviews
Venen thais gel usually receives positive reviews. The patient's comments show that the gel perfectly eliminates pain, swelling and fatigue in the legs. Among the merits are also noted that it is easy to use and only occasionally leads to the development of complications from the skin.
Of course, to eliminate serious diseases affecting the veins on the legs (such as varicose veins) using only this drug will not be enough. In such cases, a combined appointment of more potent oral or injection medications, or even a surgical operation.
Attention!
To simplify the perception of information, this instruction for use of the drug "Venen Thais Gel" translated and presented in a special form on the basis of the official instructions for medical use of the drug. Before use read the annotation that came directly to medicines.
Description provided for informational purposes and is not a guide to self-healing. The need for this drug, the purpose of the treatment regimen, methods and dose of the drug is determined solely by the attending physician. Self-medication is dangerous for your health.