Olfen 75 mg is a powerful pain reliever, anti-inflammatory, and fever reducer available as intramuscular injection ampoules. It contains Diclofenac Sodium at 75 mg per 2 ml. Its rapid onset makes it the preferred choice for acute and severe pain. Available in a pack of 6 ampoules.
Acute joint and muscle pain, acute gout attacks, back/neck/spinal pain, post-surgical pain and swelling, fractures/sprains/muscle strain, severe menstrual cramps, and renal/biliary colic.
Olfen ampoules provide rapid and powerful acute pain relief as intramuscular injection delivers the active ingredient directly to the bloodstream, making it much faster than tablets. It is the first choice in emergencies requiring immediate relief.
Intramuscular injection only (in the gluteal muscle). Must be administered by a healthcare professional. Not for subcutaneous or intravenous use. Do not use injections for more than 2 consecutive days. Switch to tablets or suppositories after 2 days.
Adults: one ampoule (75 mg) once or twice daily. Maximum: 150 mg daily (2 ampoules). Not for injection beyond 2 days. Not suitable for children. Consult your doctor.
Olfen ampoule starts working within 15 to 30 minutes of injection, with effects lasting several hours. This rapid onset makes it ideal for acute pain requiring immediate relief.
Injection site pain/swelling (common), stomach upset, nausea, headache, dizziness, mild blood pressure elevation. Rare kidney/liver effects. Stop and consult your doctor if severe symptoms appear.
Use under medical supervision. Do not inject for more than 2 days. Use with caution in elderly patients. Do not combine with other NSAIDs. Inform your doctor about all medications.
Not for Diclofenac allergy, active stomach ulcers/GI bleeding, cardiovascular disease, severe kidney/liver failure, last trimester of pregnancy, or children.
Interacts with blood thinners (Warfarin), other NSAIDs and aspirin, blood pressure medications, diuretics, Lithium, Methotrexate, and corticosteroids.
Store at room temperature away from light and heat. Do not use after expiry date. Keep out of children's reach.
Is Olfen a strong pain reliever?
Yes, one of the strongest injectable analgesics with a rapid onset ideal for acute pain.
Can Olfen be used for back and joint pain?
Yes, this is one of its primary uses.
When should Olfen be avoided?
Diclofenac allergy, stomach ulcers, heart disease, kidney/liver failure, and pregnancy.
Should Olfen be used under medical supervision?
Yes, injections must be administered by a professional and should not exceed 2 consecutive days.
