Omnigel Pain Relief from Sprain, Injury, Back Pain, Muscle Pain, Body Pain, Knee Pain, Joint Pain

Omnigel is a pain relief gel. It is used for quick relief from pain, swelling, and inflammation related to muscles and joints. It is effective in revealing pain from muscle sprains, sports injuries, strains, arthritis, and backaches.

Apply a small amount of the gel to the affected area 2–3 times a day. Use it as advised by your doctor. You need to massage the gel until it is completely absorbed into the skin. Do not apply over irritated or broken skin. Wash your hands once applied unless you are treating your hands with it.

Omnigel is generally considered safe. However, some mild side effects can occur. These include itching, burning, or skin irritation. Talk to your doctor if these effects become severe.

Key Uses

• Sports injuries and muscle pain: Omnigel helps reduce muscle pain, strains, sprains, and minor soft tissue injuries.
• Inflammation, joint pain, and muscle stiffness: It relieves arthritis symptoms by reducing swelling and stiffness.

Key Benefits

• Diclofenac diethylamine is a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory agent. It helps ease pain and swelling. It also reduces inflammation.
• Methyl salicylate induces a warming sensation to help ease muscle and joint pain by increasing blood supply to the affected region.
• Menthol induces a cooling sensation to help ease the symptoms in the affected region.
• Linseed oil promotes better absorption of the active ingredients into the skin and aids easy application.

Side Effects

When used in recommended doses, Omnigel is generally well-tolerated. However, some individuals may experience mild and temporary side effects such as:

• Reactions at the site of application (such as mild discomfort at the applied area)
• Dermatitis (skin inflammation)
• Itching (pruritus)
• Redness (erythema)
• Tingling or numbness (paraesthesia)
• Dryness
• Blisters at the site of application (vesicles)
• Irritation
• Small bumps (papules).

 Apply Omnigel 3 to 4 times daily to the affected area or as directed by a healthcare professional.