Cataflam (diclofenac) – is a powerful non-steroidal anti-inflammatory for the relief of acute painful and inflammatory conditions.

Each tablet contains 25mg of diclofenac potassium

Never take Cataflam on an empty stomach, as this may cause gastric discomfort.

Onset of pain relief is usually within 15 to 30 minutes

If you suffer from a stomach ulcer DO NOT TAKE CATAFLAM.

Cataflam is a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug (nsai).

If you have ever had an allergic reaction or asthma attack after taking diclofenac, or any other anti-inflammatory medicine such as aspirin, do not take Cataflam.

Cataflam is particularly effective against the following medical complaints:

When and how to take Cataflam

Adults (all indications except migraine) Initially take 2 tablets, then if necessary take 1 or 2 tablets every 8 hours.

Adults (with migrane) Initially take 2 tablets, then if necessary take 1 or 2 tablets every 2 hours (Do not exceed 6 tablets a day)

Children (over 14) Initially take 1 tablet, then if necessary take 1 table every 8 hours

Children (under 14) Children under 14 should NOT take Cataflam.

Elderly people maybe more sensitive to the effects of Cataflam than other adults and should use the lowest effective dose for their condition. It is especially important for elderly patients the report any unwanted effects promptly to their doctor or pharmacist.

Taking other medicines with Cataflam

The effects of some other medicines may be modified by Cataflam. You should ask your doctor or pharmacist before taking other medicines in addition to Cataflam.

How long should you take Cataflam

Treatment for acute, inflammatory and painful conditions is usually necessary for only a few days. Chronic conditions require continuous treatment.

Stop taking Cataflam and consult your doctor immediately if you develop one or more of the following symptoms: