Egypt Recalls Popular Pain⁢ Reliever: Vegaskine-D Tab

In a move to safeguard public health, the⁣ Egyptian Medicines Authority (EMA) has announced a nationwide recall‍ of ⁣Vegaskine-D Tab, a medication ⁣used to treat various‍ types of pain and ⁢muscle spasms. The recall, detailed in Circular No. 54, affects all pharmacies across⁢ the country.

The EMAS decision to ​pull Vegaskine-D Tab (operational number 2196001) from shelves follows ‌a thorough inquiry into ​its quality and composition.The ‍authority stated ‍that​ the recall was implemented ⁣”after a comprehensive study by the Authority, to ‌ensure the effectiveness and‍ quality of the available medicinal products, and to ensure there are no health risks that may arise to consumers ⁤as a result ​of using this product.”

Pharmacies and distributors have been ‌instructed to immediately remove all affected batches from their inventory and ​return‍ them to the manufacturer.⁢ ‌ The EMA is urging consumers⁤ to cease use‍ of vegaskine-D Tab immediately and‍ consult their physicians to discuss alternative treatment options.The EMA’s statement emphasizes,”Patients who own this planning⁤ are advised to stop using ​it immediately.”

Understanding Vegaskine-D tab and ‍its Uses

Vegaskine-D Tab is a common medication used to alleviate pain and muscle spasms. Its applications include treating acute⁤ pain stemming ​from muscle and​ joint inflammation or ‌soft tissue injuries. It also ⁤provides relief ‌from muscle spasms caused by stress or chronic conditions such as back and neck pain.

Additionally, the medication is⁢ used to manage nerve pain‌ associated with conditions like sciatica, ‍relieve cramps and pain related to ⁢digestive issues such ‍as irritable bowel syndrome, and ⁣ease menstrual‍ pain ‌or⁣ uterine contractions.

While the specific reasons for the recall ⁤remain ‌undisclosed beyond general quality concerns, the EMA’s swift action underscores its commitment to ensuring the safety and efficacy of medications ⁢available to ⁣the Egyptian ⁣public.​ This recall serves as a reminder ‍of the importance‌ of regularly monitoring ‌medications and following the ⁢advice of⁢ healthcare professionals.