Two Anti-Rheumatic Drugs, December 1, 1999

Two Anti-Rheumatic Drugs, December 1, 1999

1. Niflumic acid, a nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory analgesic with anti-swelling effects, has low toxicity and few side effects, does not cause water and sodium retention, and is suitable for elderly patients. In addition to treating various joint pains, it can also be used for upper respiratory tract inflammation, sinusitis, tonsillitis, synovitis, and other conditions; it is also quite effective against bronchitis and lung inflammation. It is contraindicated for patients with stomach problems or low blood counts. Take 25 mg three times daily by mouth.

2. Repelin, a compound preparation containing 0.125 g of aminopyrine, 0.125 g of antipyrine, and 0.125 g of amidopyrine, making it a composite formulation. Patients with stomach problems or low blood counts should not use it.