Anti-inflammatory drug "Nimika": instructions for use

The drug "Nimika" is described as an agent included in the pharmacological group of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs. The use of this drug has a pronounced analgesic and antipyretic effect on the patient's body. At the same time, the basis of the non-steroidal drug "Nimika" (the instruction to it confirms this) is suppression of the processes of synthesizing prostaglandins, a significant decrease in the severity of inflammatory manifestations directly on the pathological processes, blocking the release of free radicals and stimulating the reversible inhibition of so-called prostaglandins of the E2 type. Among other things, this analgesic agent has an overwhelming effect on the aggregation of platelets.

An anti-inflammatory and antipyretic preparation "Nimika" is produced (the instruction is always in each package), basically in the form of soluble tablets containing fifty or one hundred milligrams of nimesulide. It is this substance that acts as the main active element and has a pronounced analgesic effect. In addition, the composition of tablets that contain fifty milligrams of nimesulide, includes a flavor with a taste of banana, and in the composition of a crayfish for a hundred milligrams - fruit flavor.

Take an analgesic "Nimika" instructions for use advises for the purpose of carrying out the therapy of various inflammatory pathologies related to the musculoskeletal system, as well as the treatment of acute forms of arthritis, rheumatoid arthritis and gout. In addition, doctors quite often prescribe this non-steroid drug to people diagnosed with "enteropathy".

To stop the pain symptoms in inflammatory diseases of the joints, the Nimika tablets are also excellent. The instruction recommends taking them and during the treatment of fever of unclear etiology, migraine therapy and headaches, osteoarthritis, inflammatory processes affecting the upper respiratory tract. Finally, the use of this analgesic non-steroid drug is indicated in the post-operation period, as well as with injuries of soft tissues and the musculoskeletal system.

The instruction to cure the antipyretics of Nimika categorically prohibits patients under the age of twelve, and also to all those who suffer from an intolerance to nimesulide. With severe disturbances in kidney function, high acidity level of gastric juice and the presence of severe forms of liver pathology in the patient, similarly one should not take this anti-inflammatory and analgesic drug. In addition, the manufacturer does not recommend the prescription of this medicine for women bearing a child. In the case of established ulcerative lesions of the digestive tract or peptic ulcer, it is also forbidden to use this non-steroid drug.