Do Your Legs Feel Heavy, Swollen and Sore?
You could be experiencing the first signs of Venous Disease. daflon helps reduce and relieve the following signs and symptoms associated with this progressive condition 1 :
Heavy or Swollen Legs
Tired Legs
Cramping or Leg Pain
Spider or Varicose Veins
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Does Your Bum Itch and Bleed?
You could be experiencing the uncomfortable itching and bleeding caused by Hemorrhoids. daflon works quickly to reduce and relieve the following signs and symptoms of acute and recurring Hemorrhoids 2,3 :
Incomplete Evacuation
Bleeding
Itchy Bottom
Pain or Discomfort
Chronic Venous Insufficiency
Doesn’t have to stop you from putting your best foot forward.
Venous Disease is a progressive condition affecting leg veins and blood circulation. This can lead to blood pooling in the legs, which can be very painful and may even lead to ulcers if left untreated.
daflon is clinically proven to relieve Chronic Venous Insufficiency symptoms such as leg pain and heaviness. It also protects capillaries and improves microcirculation. Finally, it helps prevent disease progression. 2
Hemorrhoids
Don't need to be an uncomfortable fact of life.
Hemorrhoids (piles) are swellings inside and around your anus as a result of increased pressure in the blood vessels of your bottom, which causes them to stretch and swell similarly to varicose veins.
daflon is clinically proven to quickly relieve the symptoms of Hemorrhoids and reduce the frequency of such episodes. 2,4
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Safety Information:
daflon 500mg Safety Information
COMPOSITION*: Micronized purified flavonoid fraction 500mg: 450mg diosmin; 50mg flavonoids expressed as hesperidin. INDICATIONS*: Treatment of organic and functional chronic venous insufficiency of the lower limbs with the following symptoms: swollen legs; pain; nocturnal cramps. Treatment of chronic hemorrhoids and acute hemorrhoidal attacks. DOSAGE AND ADMINISTRATION*: In chronic conditions: 1000mg daily. In acute hemorrhoidal attacks: the dosage can be increased up to 3000mg daily. CONTRAINDICATIONS*: Hypersensitivity to the active substance or to any of the excipients. WARNINGS*: The administration of this product for the symptomatic treatment of acute haemorrhoids does not preclude treatment for other anal conditions. If symptoms do not subside promptly, a proctological examination should be performed and the treatment should be reviewed. Excipients: sodium-free. INTERACTIONS*: None. FERTILITY*/ PREGNANCY*. BREASTFEEDING*: Avoid use of this product during pregnancy. Breast feeding is not recommended. DRIVE & USE MACHINES*. UNDESIRABLE EFFECTS*: Common: diarrhoea, dyspepsia, nausea, vomiting. Rare: dizziness, headache, malaise, rash, pruritis, urticaria. Uncommon: colitis. Frequency not known: abdominal pain, isolated face, lip, eyelid oedema. Exceptionally Quincke’s oedema. OVERDOSE*. PROPERTIES*: Vascular protector and venotonic. Daflon 500mg acts on the return vascular system: it reduces venous distensibility and venous stasis; in the microcirculation, it normalizes capillary permeability and reinforces capillary resistance. PRESENTATION*: Pack of 30 film-coated tablets of Daflon 500mg. SERVIER(S) PTE LTD 67 Ubi Avenue 1, #06-09 StarHub Green, Singapore 408942. www.servier.com
*For complete information, please refer to the Singapore Package Insert.
References:
- Adapted from Nicolaides A, Kakkos S, Baekgaard N, et al. Management of chronic venous disorders of the lower limbs. Guidelines according to scientific evidence. Part I. Int Angiol. 2018;37(3):181-254.1
- Shelygin Y, Krivokapic Z, Frolov SA, et al. Clinical acceptability study of micronized purified flavonoid fraction 1000 mg tablets versus 500 mg tablets in patients suffering acute hemorrhoidal disease. Curr Med Res Opin. 2016;32(11):1821-1826.
- Godeberge P. Daflon 500mg is significantly more effective than placebo in the treatment of hemorrhoids. Phlebology. 1992;7(suppl 2):61-63.*
