Ceclo 100mg

Ceclo 100mg by Medizan has Celecoxib in it, which is a pain reliever that also reduces swelling. It’s different from regular painkillers because it targets specific enzymes that cause inflammation without affecting your stomach as much. People take it when their joints hurt, especially from arthritis or other conditions that cause pain and stiffness.

What doctors give it for You might get Ceclo if you have:

• Worn-out joints (osteoarthritis) that hurt and feel stiff
• Rheumatoid arthritis where your immune system attacks your joints
• Back pain from ankylosing spondylitis
• Sudden pain flare-ups in muscles or joints
• Really bad period cramps

What’s inside Each capsule has 100mg of Celecoxib – this is what actually fights the pain and swelling.

Taking it right Swallow the capsule with water. Doesn’t matter if you’ve eaten or not. Most people take it once or twice a day, but your doctor will tell you exactly how often. Don’t take extra thinking it’ll work better – that’s actually dangerous. Doctors try to give you the smallest amount that still helps, and only for as long as you really need it.

Heads up Let your doctor know if you’ve had heart trouble, stomach ulcers, or problems with your kidneys or liver. Don’t drink alcohol while taking this – it makes stomach bleeding more likely. You might get an upset stomach, feel dizzy, or notice your hands or feet getting puffy. If you use it for months or years, there’s a small chance it could affect your heart, so your doctor will want to check on you regularly.

Keep the pills somewhere cool and dry, not in the bathroom medicine cabinet where it gets steamy.

What a joint specialist thinks Dr. Farah Nadeem, who treats people with arthritis, says Celecoxib works well for ongoing joint pain and is usually gentler on your stomach than older pain medicines. But she warns that any strong pain reliever needs careful monitoring, especially if you have heart or kidney issues.

The bottom line Only take this if your doctor prescribes it. Don’t change how much you take or stop taking it without checking with them first.