Uses, Side Effects, Price of Fastum Gel 30gm

FASTUM GEL contains Ketoprofen which belongs to the group of medicines called Nonsteroidal Anti-inflammatory drugs. It is indicated to provide pain relief in conditions like soft tissue injuries including sports injuries, sprains and strains.

FASTUM GEL is also used to treat musculo-tendonitis (inflammation of the tissue connecting muscles and bone), swelling, backache and conditions affecting the joints and connective tissues (Ex. arthritis).

Your doctor might advise you to protect your skin from sunlight (even on a bright cloudy day) and to not use sun beds during treatment with FASTUM GEL and after treatment for two weeks.

Before using FASTUM GEL inform your doctor if you have asthma, liver, kidney and heart problems, history of any reactions to light, any skin conditions like eczema or acne, open wounds or infections.

USES OF Fastum Gel 30gm

• Soft tissue injuries like sports injuries, sprains and strains
• Musculo-tendonitis
• Swelling
• Backache
• Conditions affecting the joints and connective tissues (Ex. arthritis)

SIDE EFFECTS OF Fastum Gel 30gm

Most face results no longer require any clinical interest and disappear as your frame adjusts to the medicine. Consult your physician in the event that they persist or if you’re involved approximately them

• Skin reactions such as eczema (skin inflammation), redness, itchiness or burning sensation

Caution :

• Keep out of reach of children.
• Keep away from direct sunlight.

FAQs:

Q1. Is FASTUM GEL safe in breast-feeding women? FASTUM GEL is not recommended for use in breast-feeding woman as small amount of medicine may be passed to the baby. Consult your doctor before taking FASTUM GEL.

Q2. What if FASTUM GEL goes into my eyes or mouth? Do not use FASTUM GEL in or near your eyes or mouth. If it accidently gets into your eyes or mouth, rinse with plenty of clean water. Consult your doctor if you experience any discomfort.

Q3. Can I use other hygiene products like soaps and shampoo during treatment with FASTUM GEL? Certain hygiene products such as shampoo, after-shave, shower and bath gels, skin creams, lipsticks, anti-ageing creams, make-up removers and hair sprays contain an excipient called octocrylene (to delay product breakdown due to sunlight). Co-application of such octocrylene-containing products can cause skin reactions. Consult your doctor for advice.