Diclofenac is commonly prescribed, but patients frequently complain of itching and swelling. Is this an underappreciated allergic reaction or an expected side effect? How do you distinguish between the two in practice? comment your opinions
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Diclofenac can cause itching and swelling, but this is usually a normal side effect, not an allergy. If the reaction is mild and limited to the area, it’s likely a side effect. If it’s severe or affects the whole body, it might be an allergy.
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Diclofenac the drug is usually taken for inflammation and for pain relief and some doctors do prescribe for menstrual pain relief not usually but in some clinics or hospitals and they should be taken according to the prescription longer use of them also can cause serious illness and if your allergic to diclofenac you can ask the doctor for substitute of it .
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yes it is the most prescribed drug
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Diclofenac are commonly prescribed medicine for inflammation, and pain relief. However, it can cause side effects like GI issue, skin irritation etc. If you experience severe and persistent aide effects, its essential to consult with physician.
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