[At the medical examination]If you have a chronic illness such as gastrointestinal problems, tell your doctor. Some illnesses may exacerbate the symptoms.
Tell your doctor if you have allergies.
There are some medicines that I don't take well. Be sure to tell your doctor what medicines you are using, including over-the-counter medicines.
If you are pregnant or may be pregnant, please let us know.

[People to watch out for]It cannot be used by people who have had asthma with analgesics or antipyretics (people with aspirin asthma). People with gastric ulcers such as gastric ulcers are also basically avoided (may be used in combination with special gastric drugs). Also, refrain from worrying about bleeding due to thrombocytopenia. In addition, people with liver disease, kidney disease, heart disease, high blood pressure, asthma, etc. may not be able to use it due to their medical condition. Elderly people who are prone to side effects should also use it with caution.

Not suitable case. .. People with aspirin asthma, peptic ulcer, severe blood diseases such as thrombocytopenia, severe liver disease, severe kidney disease, severe heart disease (heart failure), severe hypertension, late pregnancy, etc.
Cases that require attention. .. People with a history of asthma, peptic ulcer, people with blood abnormalities such as thrombocytopenia, people with liver disease, kidney disease, hypertension, heart disease, etc. or people with a history of them, ulcerative colitis People with Clone disease, people with viral infections such as influenza and dengue fever, pregnant and elderly people.

[Drinking and eating]In principle, avoid concomitant use with quinolone antibacterial agents. Among them, lomefloxacin (Lomefloxacin, Valeon), norfloxacin (Baxidal) and purlifloxacin (Sword) are prohibited. This is because when used in combination with these, convulsions are more likely to occur.
The analgesic ingredient absorbed through the skin goes around the whole body. For this reason, it should be avoided as much as possible in combination with other analgesics that act on the whole body, such as swallows and suppositories. If it is unavoidable to use it together, keep it to the minimum necessary so as not to overdose.
In addition, it may interact with many drugs such as the anticoagulant warfarin, the anticoagulant methotrexate (rheumatorex), the mood stabilizer lithium (Remus), the antifungal drug fluconazole (diflucan), and diuretics. there is. Be careful when taking with other medicines, including over-the-counter medicines. Don't forget to report the medicine you are using to your doctor.
Please refrain from drinking alcohol. Large amounts of alcohol make side effects in the stomach and liver more likely.

[For use]Apply once a day to the affected area. You can use up to 2 cards at the same time (you cannot use more than 2 cards per day).
Please follow the instructions on the bag for details on how to apply it. Please read the notes carefully. Avoid wounds, mucous membranes, and areas with eczema or rash. When peeling, please peel slowly and carefully so as not to damage the skin.
If you forget to paste it, please paste it as soon as you notice. However, if you notice the next day and it is almost time to use it next time, remove the forgotten part and use it as usual for the day. Do not use twice at a time or more than two per day.
Just because it is a patch, do not give it to others or substitute it with a light feeling.

[Pregnancy and breastfeeding]Refrain as much as possible during pregnancy. If there is a high therapeutic need, it can be used within the minimum necessary range at the discretion of the doctor. However, it cannot be used in the second trimester of pregnancy.