Gabapax Tube Of 50gm Ointment

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50g Ointment in Tube

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Gabapax Tube Of 50gm Ointment Description

Gabapax tube of 50gm ointment is a combination of Capsaicin, Gabapentin, Ketoprofen, Lidocaine, and Methyl salicylate. It is usually used to trat neuropathic pain, swelling and redness. It has topica

l painkiller, anti-inflammatory and numbing agents. This ointment is available on doctor's prescription.

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Contains	Gabapentin(8.0 %W/W) + Ketoprofen(5.0 %W/W) + Capsaicin(0.025 %W/W) + Lidocaine / Lignocaine(5.0 %W/W) + Methyl Salicylate(5.0 %W/W)
Uses	Neuropathic Pain
Side effects	Skin irritation, erythema (skin rash), pruritis (Itchy skin)
Therapy	DRUGS FOR PERIPHERAL NEUROPATHY

Check more medicines with composition as Gabapentin(8.0 %W/W) + Ketoprofen(5.0 %W/W) + Capsaicin(0.025 %W/W) + Lidocaine / Lignocaine(5.0 %W/W) + Methyl Salicylate(5.0 %W/W)

Precautions and Warnings

Uses of Gabapax Tube Of 50gm Ointment

Neuropathic Pain

Contraindications of Gabapax Tube Of 50gm Ointment

Known allergy to any ingredients of Gabapax ointment

Side effects of Gabapax Tube Of 50gm Ointment

Skin irritation
Erythema (skin rash)
Pruritis (Itchy skin)

Precautions and Warnings of Gabapax Tube Of 50gm Ointment

Pregnancy

Can I take Gabapax ointment during pregnancy?

Gabapax ointment can be used by doctor's advice during pregnancy or if your planning to get pregnant.

Breast Feeding

Can I take Gabapax ointment while breastfeeding?

Gabapax ointment can be used by doctor's advice while breastfeeding.

Driving

Can I drive if I have taken Gabapax ointment?

Gabapax ointment is for external use only and the systemic absorption of the medicine is very less hence, it may not affect your ability to drive.

Alcohol

Can I consume alcohol with Gabapax ointment?

Gabapax ointment is for external use only and the systemic absorption of the medicine is very less hence, it may not any major interactions with alcohol. However, do consult a doctor before using alcohol with Gabapax ointment.

Other General Warnings

Talk to your doctor if

You have wounds or damaged skin

Mode of Action of Gabapax Tube Of 50gm Ointment

How Does It Work?

Gabapax ointment is made up of Gabapentin, Capsaicin Based Rubefacients, Ketoprofen, and Methyl Salicylate, which are all medications. These molecules blocks the action of chemicals that causes pain s...

Directions for Use of Gabapax Tube Of 50gm Ointment

For external use only
Avoid contact with the eyes
Do not apply on wounds or damaged skin
Do not apply bandage
Use Gabapax ointment as advised by your doctor

Interactions of Gabapax Tube Of 50gm Ointment

Interactions with other medicines

Gabapax ointment is for external use only and the systemic absorption of the medicine is very less hence, it does show any major interactions with other medicines.

Storage and disposal of Gabapax Tube Of 50gm Ointment

Keep Gabapax ointment away from children and pets
Store at a temperature between 20-25 degree Celsius
Store the ointment in its original container
Do not use the ointment after its expiry date
Do not throw the contents of Gabapax ointment in wastewater or household waste

Dosage of Gabapax Tube Of 50gm Ointment

Overdose

If you apply more than required amount of cream, it is unlikely to cause any harm. However, you must visit a doctor or the nearest hospital, in case of an overdose.

Missed a Dose

If you forget to apply the gel, do so as soon as you recall. Ask your doctor or pharmacist if you have any further questions about how to use this medicine.

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Dr. Balasaheb Darade

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q: Can I stop using the ointment if I feel better?

A: Continue to apply the lotion until all symptoms have vanished, which should take a few days. Even when your skin has healed completely, you may need to apply the cream once a week or every two weeks. This keeps your symptoms from coming back.

Q: Can I use the ointment for acne?

A: No, Gabapax is not suitable for to treat acne and pimples. Consult a doctor and get the appropriate treatment for acne.

Q: Can I use Gabapax ointment for my child?

A: Do not use Gabapax ointment on your child unless recommended by a doctor.

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29/06/2026

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