Therapy with Voltaren® There are a few points to consider when using Voltaren® therapy. Firstly, it is recommended that you ask a doctor or pharmacist for help with the correct use of non-prescription products and read the package insert carefully. Voltaren® should only be used in the manner and dosage described there, unless otherwise expressly … Therapy with Voltaren® | Voltars
Voltaren and alcohol Basically, drugs should not be taken with alcohol! Take tablets with sufficient water. A glass of 250 ml is recommended. Continuous use of Voltaren® is potentially harmful to the liver and kidneys. This means that damage to these organs can, but need not, be caused by Voltaren®. Diclofenac is broken down and … Voltaren and alcohol | Voltars
Bleeding under Voltaren® The commercial product Voltaren® contains the active ingredient diclofenac. Its mode of action explains a relatively increased risk of bleeding.Voltaren® inhibits two enzymes. By inhibiting one enzyme, hemostasis is inhibited. This leads to a colloquial blood thinning. This results in a relatively increased risk of bleeding. This tendency to bleed can affect … Bleeding under Voltaren® | Voltars
