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Synflex Gel Side Effects in Pakistan

This guide covers Synflex Gel (Naproxen Sodium) for this formulation. Confirm the exact local label and individual prescription.

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Side Effects

Quick Answer

The leaflet lists skin redness, itching, irritation, burning, contact dermatitis, blistering eruptions, photosensitivity and allergic sensitisation. Their frequency is not known. Stop using the gel if a rash or irritation develops, protect treated skin from sunlight and UV, and seek medical advice for a reaction.

Side Effects at a Glance

Reported effects

  • Skin redness, itching or irritation (frequency not known)
  • Skin burning or warmth (frequency not known)
  • Contact dermatitis (frequency not known)

Reactions needing medical advice

  • Blistering skin eruption (frequency not known)
  • Photosensitivity reaction (frequency not known)
  • Allergic sensitisation (frequency not known)

When to See a Doctor Immediately

  • Stop using the gel if a rash or irritation develops and contact a clinician.
  • Seek prompt assessment for a blistering or severe skin reaction.

Synflex Gel side effects

Reported Effects (Nuksanat)

  • Skin redness, itching or irritation (frequency not known)
  • Skin burning or warmth (frequency not known)
  • Contact dermatitis (frequency not known)

Reactions Needing Medical Advice (Ahm alamat)

  • Blistering skin eruption (frequency not known)
  • Photosensitivity reaction (frequency not known)
  • Allergic sensitisation (frequency not known)

The leaflet reports that the frequency of these reactions is not known. Stop using the gel if a rash or irritation develops and contact a clinician. Protect treated skin from sunlight and UV during treatment and for 2 weeks afterwards.

Interactions (Dawaon ke sath reaction)

The leaflet reports no interaction data. Low systemic absorption makes interactions less likely, but this does not prove that every combination is safe.

Before Changing Treatment (Ilaj badalne se pehle)

  • For external use; avoid eyes, mucous membranes, wounds and damaged skin.
  • Do not use with naproxen/NSAID hypersensitivity or in the third trimester of pregnancy.
  • Protect treated skin from sunlight and UV during use and for 2 weeks afterwards.
  • Stop if a rash or irritation develops.

Related Information (Mazeed maloomat)

Full Synflex Gel guide · Uses · Dosage · Side effects

Educational information only. This editorial correction does not constitute a new clinician review. Confirm the local product leaflet and prescription with a qualified healthcare professional.

Frequently Asked Questions

Synflex Gel kis kaam aati hai?

The local leaflet lists topical relief of muscle and soft-tissue pain, including backache, stiff neck, tendon or bursa inflammation, sprains and bruises. It covers adults and children above 12 years. A clinician should confirm suitability.

Dose kaise confirm karein?

Apply to the affected skin twice daily and gently rub in. The manufacturer limits use to 7 days; follow the prescription.

Bachon ke liye dose kya hai?

The leaflet covers adults and children above 12 years; safety below 12 years is not established. Seek clinical advice for younger children.

Pakistan mein price kitni hai?

A current price matched to the local strength and pack size has not been verified. Confirm the printed price, pack and expiry with a licensed pharmacy.

Nuksanat hon to kya karein?

The leaflet lists skin redness, itching, irritation, burning, contact dermatitis, blistering eruptions, photosensitivity and allergic sensitisation. Their frequency is not known. Stop using the gel if a rash or irritation develops, protect treated skin from sunlight and UV, and seek medical advice for a reaction.

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Sources

  1. Synflex Gel prescribing information — Martin Dow
  2. DRAP Registered Product Data (Public Registry) — Drug Regulatory Authority of Pakistan
  3. WHO Model List of Essential Medicines, 23rd ed. (2023) — World Health Organization
  4. British National Formulary (BNF) — BMJ Group & Pharmaceutical Press

Medical disclaimer

This page is for educational use only and does not replace professional medical advice. Always confirm diagnosis, dose, and interactions with a qualified doctor or pharmacist before starting or changing any medicine.