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What Is The Pain In My Knee?

hi, am ankita i am 18years old.i have a pain prusishig lft knee.my doctor prescribe me to take signoflam tablets after lunch and dinner/per day. he also advice me to take it atlest 5days. my query is that dose of the tablets is wright what he prescribe?
Tue, 18 Mar 2014
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Hi, Signoflam is a combination of an anti-inflammatory (aceclofenac) and a pain killer (paracetamol/acetaminophen). It is appropriate treatment for the kind of pain that you have. As far as the dose is concerned, I am not sure what dose he has prescribed for you. Usually these combinations are "fixed dose" meaning that there are only a few allowed dose combinations to be taken. Most common side effects would be stomach upset- so always take the medicine with food. If you feel you are experiencing new symptoms since starting the medication, stop it and contact the physician who prescribed them.


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What Is The Pain In My Knee?

Hi, Signoflam is a combination of an anti-inflammatory (aceclofenac) and a pain killer (paracetamol/acetaminophen). It is appropriate treatment for the kind of pain that you have. As far as the dose is concerned, I am not sure what dose he has prescribed for you. Usually these combinations are fixed dose meaning that there are only a few allowed dose combinations to be taken. Most common side effects would be stomach upset- so always take the medicine with food. If you feel you are experiencing new symptoms since starting the medication, stop it and contact the physician who prescribed them. Please let me know if that was helpful. If it was, please take a moment to provide a rating. Thanks!