Densaid-MR + Topical Solution Roll On

Apply a thin layer of the medicine to the skin and rub it in. Use it as advised and avoid covering the treated area with a tight bandage or plaster unless your doctor suggests it.

This medicine is usually tolerated well. However, you may occasionally develop a skin rash, itching, reddening, or experience skin burning. Talk to your doctor if you notice signs of a severe allergic reaction, such as a rash with blisters.

Regular use can make it easier to move and perform routine tasks. However, if the pain or muscle spasm is severe, long-lasting, or recurring, consult your doctor. Densaid-MR + Topical Solution Roll On should be avoided in pregnancy unless your doctor recommends it.

• Treatment of Pain due to muscle spasm

• Use only as advised. Using Densaid-MR + Topical Solution Roll On more often may not provide faster relief and may even cause skin irritation.
• If pain does not go away within a few days or becomes worse, inform your doctor.
• Densaid-MR + Topical Solution Roll On should only be applied to clean, unbroken skin. Do not use it on cuts, wounds, rashes, or infected areas.
• Densaid-MR + Topical Solution Roll On should be avoided in pregnancy unless prescribed. Self-application without consulting your doctor can be unsafe.