Trade name/Manufacturer Celebrex® hard capsules from Mack, Illert (Pfizer). Chemical name 4 – [5 – (4 – methylphenyl) – 3 – (trifluoromethyl) – 1H – pyrazole – 1 – yl] benzenesulfonamide Active ingredient: CelecoxibCelebrex® belongs to the group of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs). In addition to good pain-relieving properties, it also has anti-inflammatory potency. It … Celebrex
Side effects In this list we will limit ourselves to the most common side effects. Since each person reacts individually to in medicine, there may of course be unmentioned side effects. Allergic reactions: Gastrointestinal complaintsIn some cases Celebrex® causes gastritis. The inflammation is caused by the direct absorption of Celebrex® through the stomach. Dizziness Water … Side effects | Celebrex
Interaction Anticoagulants: Celebrex® should not be given at the same time as anticoagulants or preparations of the same class of drugs (diclofenac / indometacin / piroxicam /Ibuprofen). In particular, when Marcumar® is administered at the same time, it should be taken into account that the blood-thinning effect of Marcumar® is increased. The effect of antihypertensive … Interaction | Celebrex
What are the alternatives to Celebrex®? Celebrex® is mainly used to treat pain in the area of the musculoskeletal system, more precisely the skeletal system. For example, joint diseases such as arthrosis, back pain or rheumatic pain. The alternatives are either drugs of the same level (level 1 of the WHO level scheme) or drugs … What are the alternatives to Celebrex®? | Celebrex
Introduction The active ingredient of Celebrex® is celecoxib. Celebrex® is a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug (NSAID) that is designed to treat irritation and pain in degenerative joint disease. However, Celebrex® also causes adverse effects. The spectrum of side effects is very wide. Not every patient treated with Celebrex® experiences the same level of side effects. Each … Side effects of Celebrex
Breathing Celebrex® may in rare cases constrict the bronchial tubes, causing breathing difficulties. Coughing also occurs as a side effect. In addition, Celebrex® therapy may cause an infection of the respiratory tract. Sensitivity Very rarely do Celebrex® patients have visual and taste disorders, light sensitivity and a reduction in hearing performance. Occasionally, tingling, sometimes painful … Breathing | Side effects of Celebrex
Products Mavacoxib is commercially available in the form of chewable tablets for dogs (Trocoxil). It has been approved in many countries since 2009. Structure and properties Mavacoxib (C16H11F4N3O2S, Mr = 385.3 g/mol) is a pyrazole benzenesulfonamide that exists as a white to off-white powder. It is nearly insoluble in water at a pH between 1.2 … Mavacoxib
Products Lumiracoxib (Prexige, Joicela, film-coated tablets) is no longer on the market or has not been approved in many countries because of its liver-toxic properties. The drug was not registered in many countries. Structure and properties Lumiracoxib (C15H13ClFNO2, Mr = 293.7 g/mol) is an analog of diclofenac (Voltaren) and belongs to the phenylacetic acid derivatives. … Lumiracoxib
