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Regarding injection voveron
Is covering injection still prescribed by doctors and sold in the market?Is it right as there was a news about the ban by the government.
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It is not banned. Voveran has been banned
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Injectable diclofenac is not banned anywhere. The particular brand voveran is banned due to controversy of its solvent named transcutol-P. I think its just a battle of pharma companies. Between novartis and troiika. The later company produces same molecule under brand name dynapar.
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according to WHO ladder for pain management NSAIDs and PCM are both at same step.
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Yes it's dangerous but still used by ignorant doctors and sold over the counter by chemists.
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use safer painkillers like Paracetamol even combiflam has side effects and isn't safe anymore
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Government has Banned the manufacture and sale of a specific formulation of a painkiller injection, diclofenac. Diclofenac sodium injection contained Transcutol-P which caused damage to the kidneys.  Thanks
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It's safe and very commonly used. Government has not banned the drug. It's a 30-40 year old drug. Some ignorant doctors and chemists buy it from cheap and low quality companies, so the impurities are more responsible for reactions rather than the drug itself.
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