Description

Thrombophob Ointment is primarily used to treat superficial thrombophlebitis, which occurs when your veins just under the skin's surface become irritated as a result of a blood clot. This drug is classified as an anticoagulant. This treatment is useful not only for superficial thrombophlebitis, but also for acute tendo-vaginitis, hematoma, and superficial bruising. It helps by reducing typical symptoms such as pain, swelling, soreness, and redness. Always remember to follow your doctor's instructions on the dose and frequency of usage of this medication. If you have any pre-existing medical issues or are presently on other medications, see your doctor before beginning this. It is critical that you keep your doctor aware of any negative effects you may develop while taking this prescription. Remember, for best effects, use the drug for the whole term suggested by your doctor.

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Uses of Product

Treatment for Superficial Thrombophlebitis

Direction For Use

Prior to using Thrombophob Ointment, gently clean the afflicted area with saline or water. Pat and dry the skin with a clean cotton towel. Using clean, dry hands, apply a large quantity of Thrombophob Ointment to the afflicted regions of the skin, spreading it evenly to make a 1/8-inch thick layer. Thrombophob Ointment may also be applied using a clean cotton wool or gauze swab. Wash your hands before and after applying Thrombophob Ointment to the afflicted regions, unless the therapy is for hands.

Side Affects

Symptoms include skin irritation, redness, burning, and itching

Safety Advices

Pregnancy: Thrombophob Ointment should be used with caution when pregnant. Always check your doctor before using this medication. Breastfeeding: If you are nursing, consult with your doctor before using Thrombophob Ointment. Alcohol: Topical ointments, such as Thrombophob Ointment, seldom interact with alcohol. Liver: As a topical ointment, Thrombophob Ointment is unlikely to react with liver problems. However, if you have liver problems, you should contact with your doctor before using this medication. Kidney: Topical ointments are often ineffective for kidney health concerns, as they are for liver diseases. However, if you have renal issues, you should still visit your doctor before taking Thrombophob Ointment. Using machines and driving: Thrombophob Ointment applied to the skin normally does not impair your ability to operate machines or drive. However, whether driving or using machinery, always make sure you can concentrate and respond appropriately. Allergy: If you are allergic to any of the components in Thrombophob Ointment, including heparin, benzyl nicotinate, or sorbic acid, avoid using it. If you have an allergic response, stop using the product and contact your doctor right once. Children This medication is intended for adult usage. When administering Thrombophob Ointment to minors under the age of 18, use caution. Always with your doctor before administering any medication to a youngster. Older patients: Older people should use Thrombophob Ointment under medical supervision since they are more prone to its negative effects. Patients above the age of 70 should proceed with caution. Older people may also have liver and renal problems and may be on other medications. Your doctor will advise you depending on your health situation.

Additional Details

Keep Thrombophob Ointment at room temperature, preferably between 20°C and 25°C. Protect it from direct sunlight and heat sources. When not in use, keep the tube tightly covered to prevent exposure to air and moisture.

Disclaimer

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