for Lower Back Pain
A topical NSAID gel that delivers anti-inflammatory medication directly to the site of pain with minimal systemic absorption. A safer option for those who cannot tolerate oral NSAIDs.
How it works
Diclofenac penetrates to deep tissue via skin, inhibiting COX enzymes locally and achieving therapeutic concentrations in paraspinal muscle and joint tissue.
What to watch for
Less effective than oral NSAIDs for severe or deep-seated pain. Not for broken or inflamed skin. Apply to the painful area 3–4 times daily. Available OTC.
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