Ibuporfen is an analgesic that is safe for the stomach and in patients with heart disease.

Depending on the duration of the pain, the treatment should also be determined, because the drugs used for the treatment of pain are usually harmful to another organ, so we should always evaluate what we are getting and what can happen. as a consequence.

Usually, weaker analgesics are safer, while stronger ones are more effective, but they can cause pain and damage to other organs (stomach, liver) or cause unwanted complications in those with heart disease.

Therefore, the safest, yet effective analgesic should always be chosen.

Efficacy, good tolerability and safety profile influence ibuprofen to remain in clinical practice for a long time. Compared to other nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, it has one of the lowest risks of developing gastrointestinal complications, low hepatotoxicity, and a favorable cardiovascular profile with a low risk of side effects.

Ibuporfen is an analgesic that is safe for the stomach and in patients with heart disease.

Adults and children above 12 years

• 400 mg – 600 mg every 6-8 hours
• A maximum daily dose is 2400 mg
• The maintenance dose is 600 mg -1200 mg daily
• Film-coated tablets should be taken during or after a meal with a glass of water

1 film-coated tablet contains 200 mg or 400 mg ibuprofen.

Box of 30 film-coated tablets of 400 mg in a blister pack.