Nitrogesic Ointment (Nitroglyceryl) - 0.2% (30g Tube)
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- General Info
- How To Use
- Dosage
- Side effects
- Precautions
Brand Name : Nitrogesic
Generic Name: Nitroglyceryl |
Manufacturer : Troikaa
About Nitrogesic: Nitrogesic Ointment (Nitroglyceryl) is a medicinal ointment used in the treatment of anal fissures (also known as anal ulcers) as well as relief from pain in various parts of the body. These anal ulcers may lead to bleeding and pain when passing excrement. Incidences of constipation may cause anal fissures. This is when extreme pressure leads to the rupturing or tearing of the anal lining. Nitroglyceryl which is the active ingredient in Nitrogesic Ointment works by relaxing muscles enabling blood flow to the anal muscles thus easing the healing of these anal fissures.
How to use Nitrogesic
Nitrogesic Ointment (Nitroglyceryl) is administered through application. For treatment of anal fissures, it is applied on the affected area on the anus. Doctors recommended a dosage of thrice a day in such a case. When applying, patients are advised to smear a one-centimetre strip of the ointment in the anal canal and rub gently. Readjusting the dose to increase the effects of the ointment is highly discouraged as it may lead to tolerance to the medication. The doctor will advise on how to apply for different conditions as well as the appropriate time for the dosage.
Nitrogesic Dosage
A medical practitioner should be referred to provide the appropriate dosage that will suit the patient’s condition. Patients are encouraged to follow the prescribed dosage by the doctor for the best treatment. After starting the dosage, patients are advised to complete the dosage in order complete the treatment required. If patients miss a dose they should contact a doctor to determine the best course of action. Overdosing that leads to side effects like burning sensation or a sense of discomfort should be reported to a doctor immediately to prevent any further injury.
Nitrogesic Side Effects
When using Nitrogesic Ointment (Nitroglyceryl), users may experience side effects. Although these side effects are not fatal, patients are advised to keep in touch with a doctor and report any uneasiness. The side effects include; dizziness, headache, bleeding of the rectum, itchiness.
Nitrogesic Precautions
When applying Nitrogesic Ointment (Nitroglyceryl), patients should be careful not to apply the drug internally as it may cause some irritation. Nitrogesic Ointment is to be used for external treatment only. This ointment may worsen certain conditions in patients, such as glaucoma, migraines, low blood pressure and severe anaemia. Any allergic reaction to Nitrogesic Ointment should be reported to a doctor as soon as possible. Symptoms of allergic reactions include; swelling, hives, rashes on the skin, problem breathing or swallowing and chest tightness. Pregnant and breast-feeding women should consult their doctor before taking Nitrogesic Ointment to determine whether it is safe to use in their condition. Patients on other medication should also inform a doctor to prevent any drug interaction that might occur.