Ibuprofen: safety and efficiency of its use in wide clinical practice


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The paper presents data on the pharmacokinetics of the nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug ibuprofen and a review of the evidence base that suggests its clinical efficacy and safety in different categories of patients and discusses new, potentially possible indications for the use of this drug. Ibuprofen has marked anti-inflammatory, analgesic, and antipyretic effects, which along with its good tolerability, predictability of side effects, and a low risk of complications, allows it to be widely use in clinical practice. There are various ibuprofen formulations on the drug market. There may be not only an oral formulation of ibuprofen, but its topical (gel), rectal (suppositories), and parenteral (solution for intravenous injection) ones. More than 40 years' experience with ibuprofen used as an over-the-counter drug in wide clinical practice in approximately 80 countries worldwide serves as an illustrative example of the efficacy and safety of this agent.

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Ибупрофен: безопасность и эффективность применения в широкой клинической практике. - Аннотация. В статье приводятся данные по фармакокинетике нестероидного противовоспалительного средства (НПВС) ибупрофена, представлен обзор доказательной базы, свидетельствующей о его клинической эффективности и безопасности у пациентов разных категорий, обсуждаются новые, потенциально возможные показания к применению этого препарата. Ибупрофен оказывает выраженные противовоспалительное, анальгетическое и жаропонижающее эффекты, что в сочетании с хорошей переносимостью, предсказуемостью побочных эффектов и низким риском развития осложнений позволяет широко использовать его в клинической практике. На рынке лекарственных средств ибупрофен представлен разнообразными лекарственными формами. Возможны не только пероральный прием ибупрофена, но и местное (гель), ректальное (суппозитории) и парентеральное (раствор для внутривенного введения) применение. Более чем 40-летний опыт применения ибупрофена в широкой клинической практике почти в 80 странах мира в качестве безрецептурного препарата служит наглядным примером эффективности и безопасности этого препарата.
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