The analogue of Nise in tablets is not expensive, Russian. Prices

Nise is an Indian prescription a drug used to relieve fever, pain, and inflammation. The product is available in the form of a gel, granules, spray, and also tablets. The advantage of the drug is its high efficiency, and the disadvantage is the presence of a large list of contraindications and side effects. Further in the material, a comparison of Nise with its counterparts is considered.

Basic instructions

The active substance of Nise tablets is nimesulide, which inhibits the production of substances responsible for the development of fever, inflammation and pain. In this case, the therapeutic effect occurs in about 10-15 minutes and can last up to 5-8 hours.

The tablets should be taken in the smallest dosage (no more than 2 tablets per day) and in a very short course (to reduce the likelihood of side effects). To reduce stomach irritation, take the drug after meals and drink plenty of water.

In order to reduce the possibility of a negative reaction, Nise is used only after excluding all contraindications (the procedure is carried out by a doctor). If the patient requires long-term treatment with the drug, then the course of therapy is carried out under the strict supervision of the attending specialist.

If the patient has kidney pathologies, visual impairment, liver failure, or a combination treatment is used, then the patient should take Nise permanently.

Analogs

Nise substitutes can be prescribed by doctors in cases: if the drug did not fit due to contraindications, the treatment did not work, or the original is not available for sale. The following is a comparison of Nise with the most popular counterparts.

Nimesulide

An analogue of Nise in Nimesulide tablets, unlike the original, is produced in several countries, including in Russia, so the price for it is lower, and it is also more often on sale in pharmacies.

Similarities and differences between Nise and Nimesulide:

Drug names	Similarities	Differences
Nise	The main substance is nimesulide in an amount of 100 mg; general list of indications for use; the tablets are round, biconvex, white with a yellow tint; blisters contain 10 tablets and 2 blisters per pack; allowed to use from 12 years old; prohibited during pregnancy and lactation; general contraindications and side effects; combination therapy with drugs is possible only with the permission of a doctor; shelf life up to 3 years; sold by prescription; an overdose of both medicines is life-threatening.	Nise's action lasts up to a maximum of 8 hours; blister of dark brown color; you can take no more than 2 tablets per day; there is a children's form of release that can be prescribed from 2 years old.
Nimesulide	The action of Nimesulide lasts no more than 3 hours; blister of metal color with transparent cells; you can take no more than 1 tablet per day; there is no children's form of release.

Patient reviews are a common similarity. The drugs are characterized on the positive side, when you urgently need to reduce fever, remove pain or inflammation.

Aponil

The analogue of Nise in Aponil tablets is produced in Cyprus, in this regard, the cost of drugs is approximately at the same level. Since both products are imported, they may not always be available in pharmacies.

Similarities and differences between Aponil and Nise:

Names of medicines	Similarities	Differences
Nise	The main component is nimesulide in the amount of 100 mg; the blister contains 10 tablets, and the package contains 2 blisters; both drugs are taken to relieve pain, fever, and inflammation; the effect of medications is noted after about 15 minutes and lasts up to 8 hours; general list of indications; restricted age is 12 years; can not be used during lactation; general list of drugs prohibited for use in combination treatment; medicines are sold only by prescription; shelf life 3 years.	Blister of dark brown color; round biconvex tablets, white with a yellow tint; there is a children's form of release; it is forbidden to use during pregnancy; a large list of side effects; at 24 hours you can take up to 2 tablets; an overdose of Nise can lead to serious poisoning.
Aponil	blister of metallic color with transparent cells; tablets of a classic round shape, white; no children's form of release; it is forbidden to use only in the 3rd trimester of pregnancy; a similar, but smaller list of contraindications; a smaller list of side effects; up to 4 tablets are allowed per day; overdose has been observed in rare cases and is more often manifested by vomiting.

When comparing medications according to reviews, Nise is superior in effectiveness when compared with Aponil, but inferior in side effects and prohibitions.

Nimica

Nise tablets can also be replaced with Nimica, which is also produced in India and has a similar price. Therefore, it is not always possible to buy an analogue in a pharmacy.

Similarities and differences between Nimika and Nise:

Drug name	Similarities	Differences
Nise	The active element is nimesulide; a blister contains 10 tablets, and a pack contains 2 blisters; both medicines have antipyretic, anti-inflammatory and analgesic effects; indications for the use of medicines are similar; both drugs should not be taken during lactation and pregnancy; drug overdose is life-threatening; combined treatment is agreed with the doctor, since it is necessary to take into account the interaction of medications.	The main component is contained in a dosage of only 100 mg; blister of dark brown color; tablets have a round and biconvex shape, white with a yellow tint; Nise's duration is up to 8; can be prescribed only after the patient reaches 12 years of age; no more than 2 tablets can be consumed per day; a large list of prohibitions on taking the drug; a large list of side effects; you need a prescription to buy; shelf life 3 years.
Nimica	the main component contains 50 and 100 mg; the blister is made entirely of dense foil; tablets have a classic round shape and white color; the period of therapeutic action of Nimika is up to 3 hours; the drug is prescribed for children; the dosage of the medication is selected by weight, but the daily dose should not exceed 200 mg in 24 hours; a similar, but smaller list of contraindications; a smaller list of side effects; sold without a prescription; shelf life is 2 years.

According to the reviews of patients and doctors, Nimica is superior to Nise with a lower incidence of side effects. In terms of effectiveness, both drugs are at the same level.

Sigan

The analogue of Nise in Segan tablets is also produced in India. In this regard, the cost of a substitute is similar to the original, and it is also not always available in pharmacies.

Segan and Nise's similarities and differences:

Drug names	Similarities	Differences
Nise	Both drugs are contraindicated in lactation and pregnancy, and other contraindications are also similar; medicines have a large list of contraindications; adults can take no more than 2 tablets per day; overdose of medicines is life-threatening; in complex therapy, drugs can be taken only with the permission of a doctor, since it is required to study the interaction of medicines; dispensed with a prescription; shelf life 3 years.	The active element is nimesulide in the amount of 100 mg; tablets have a round biconvex shape, white with a yellow tint; blisters of dark brown color; the blister contains 10 tablets, 2 blisters in a package; has no anti-spasmodic effect; Nise begins to act in about 15 minutes and retains the effect up to 8 hours; Nise can be taken by patients over 12 years old; the duration of admission is determined by the doctor, but usually the drug is not taken for more than 5 days.
Sigan	as part of 2 active ingredients: nimesulide in the amount of 100 mg and dicyclomine hydrochloride in the amount of 20 mg; the tablets are round, biconvex, white; blistre has a silvery color and transparent cells; the blister contains 20 tablets, 3 blisters in a package; the drug not only has an analgesic, anti-inflammatory and antipyretic effect, but also additionally eliminates spasms; the therapeutic effect is observed for about 2 hours and lasts for about 5 hours; the analogue has similar indications, but in addition it is used to eliminate spasms; Shigan is approved for admission from the age of 6; children can take no more than 1 tablet per day (divided by 2 times); the duration of treatment is no more than 15 days.

According to patients' reviews, Sigan is not inferior to Nise. In addition, the analogue has the advantage of eliminating spasms, therefore the range of application of the medication is more extended.

Don

An analogue of Don is produced in India, and at the same time, the product is allocated at a rather high price. Therefore, the drug, even if it is commercially available, may not be available to every consumer.

Dona and Nise's similarities and differences:

Name of drugs	Similarities	Differences
Nise	It is allowed to use funds from 12 years old; during breastfeeding and pregnancy, drugs are not used; combination therapy with medicines requires the consent of a doctor; sold by prescription from a doctor; shelf life of drugs is 3 years.	The main component is nimesulide in the amount of 100 mg; the tablets are packed in dark brown blisters; the blister contains 10 tablets and 2 blisters per pack; the tablets are round, biconvex, white with a yellow tint; the original has antipyretic, analgesic and anti-inflammatory effects; the therapeutic effect occurs in about 15 minutes and lasts up to 8 hours; has a wide range of indications; has a large list of contraindications; has a large list of side effects; you can not take more than 2 tablets; short course of therapy; an overdose of Nise can lead to serious poisoning.
Don	The active substance in tablets is glucosamine sulfate; the tablets have a round biconvex shape and are covered with a white shell; placed tablets in plastic jars in the amount of 180 pcs; the drug has anti-inflammatory and analgesic effects, and also corrects the metabolism of cartilage tissue; the therapeutic effect occurs approximately within hours and lasts up to 3 days; Don is prescribed mainly for the elimination of joint pathologies; has a relatively small list of contraindications; among the side effects, there is a disruption in the functioning of the intestines and the cardiovascular system; the course of treatment consists of taking 1-2 tablets 3 times every 24 hours, the duration of treatment is up to 3 months; there is no possibility of an overdose.

The substitute, according to reviews, is not inferior to the original in terms of pain relief and anti-inflammatory properties, but only helps in the treatment of joints. At the same time, the drug has practically no side effects, which is a huge plus for any medicine.

Nimegesic

The substitute Nimegesic is also produced in India. The cost of the drug is about 2 times higher than the original. The product is not always on sale at the pharmacy.

Similarities and differences between Nimegesin and Nise:

Drug names	Similarities	Differences
Nise	The main component of medicines is Nimesulide in an amount of 100 mg; the blister contains 10 tablets; the drugs have antipyretic, anti-inflammatory and analgesic effects; the therapeutic effect occurs within about 15 minutes; indications for the use of medicines are similar; drugs have a large list of contraindications and side effects; take no more than 2 tablets per day; an overdose of both medicines is life-threatening; the funds cannot be used in combination treatment without consulting a doctor; the remedy is not prescribed until 12 years old; during lactation, both medicines are contraindicated; prescription drugs are sold; shelf life of Nimegesic and Nise 3 years.	The tablets have a round and biconvex shape, the color is white with a yellow tint; the tablets are placed in dark brown blisters; in a package of 2 blisters; the duration of the therapeutic effect is up to 8 hours; the drug is not used during pregnancy; the course of treatment is short, about 5 days.
Nimegesic	tablets have a classic round shape and white color; tablets are placed in black blisters, and the cells have a metallic sheen; the package contains 1 blister; analogue is prohibited for use only in the 3rd trimester of bearing a child; the duration of the therapeutic effect is up to 3 hours; the duration of treatment is not more than 15 days.

According to the reviews of patients and doctors, the analogue is slightly weaker than the original in terms of effectiveness, its advantage is the availability of the possibility of using it in the 1st and 2nd trimesters of bearing a child. There are no data on substitute overdose.

Nimulid

An analogue of Nimulid is produced by an Indian pharmaceutical company and its cost is close to the original. It is not always possible to purchase a product in pharmacies.

Similarities and differences between Nimulid and Nise:

Name of drugs	Similarities	Differences
Nise	The main components of both medicines are nimesulide in the amount of 100 mg; tablets are placed in blisters of 10 pcs, in a package of 2 blisters; medicines have antipyretic, analgesic and anti-inflammatory effects; the effect of drugs occurs in about 15 minutes; the indications for the reception of funds are identical; drugs are not prescribed until the age of 12, as well as during breastfeeding and carrying a child; you can take no more than 2 tablets per day; the course of treatment is not more than 5 days; overdose of medicines can cause serious harm to health; you can use drugs in combination therapy after consulting a doctor; a prescription is required to purchase.	The tablets have a round biconvex shape, white with a yellow tinge; tablets are placed in blisters of dark brown color; the therapeutic effect lasts up to approximately 8 hours; there are fewer lists of indications and side effects, since the composition includes fewer components; the shelf life of the medication is up to 3 years.
Nimulid	It is allocated with a large number of auxiliary components in the composition, which improve its effectiveness, but also increase the likelihood of developing an allergy to the drug; tablets have a classic round shape, pale yellow color; the tablets are in orange blisters and with yellow cells; the duration of the therapeutic effect is approximately 5 hours; has a large list of contraindications and side effects; the shelf life of the drug is up to 5 years.

According to doctors and patients, both drugs are effective and dangerous in the development of side effects.

Price of funds

An analogue of Nise in tablets can be purchased both at an official pharmacy and ordered via the Internet. It should be borne in mind that the prescription for the pills will need to be presented to the courier. Below is a comparative range of prices in Russia for the drugs considered.

Estimated cost for the described medicines:

Drug name	Minimum price	Maximum price
Nise	RUB 160	RUB 200
Nimesulide	RUB 60	RUB 80
Aponil	140 RUB	190 RUB
Nimica	RUB 200	280 RUB
Sigan	RUB 100	RUB 165
Don	RUB 1425	1465 RUB
Nimegesics	RUB 180	240 RUB
Nimulid	RUB 250	340 RUB

Before buying a drug (especially on the Internet), you need to make sure its authenticity. Since when buying a fake it is definitely not possible to achieve the desired result, and you can also harm your health even more.

Nise has become in demand among patients due to its rapid therapeutic effect, which lasts for a long time. It should be borne in mind that it is strictly forbidden to increase the dosage of tablets on your own, since an overdose may develop, followed by poisoning. If Nise is not on sale, then only a doctor can pick up its analogue.

Author: Kotlyachkova Svetlana

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