Description Lixim Patch 70 mg – Topical NSAID Patch for Acute Sprains, Bruises & Joint Pain Relief Lixim Patch 70 mg is a medicated, topical anti‐inflammatory patch containing etofenamate, designed to relieve local pain, swelling, and inflammation due to soft tissue injuries such as sprains, strains, and contusions. Its form as a patch ensures continuous delivery over 24 hours, making it convenient for short-term treatment. Ideal for adults requiring localized pain relief without the gastrointestinal risks of oral NSAIDs. Highlights & Benefits Contains Etofenamate 70 mg – a potent topical NSAID for inflammation and pain relief. fmh.ch 3spc.fimea.fi 3medicaments.sanitas.com 324-Hour Application – one patch covers one injured area for a full day. bag.admin.ch 2Geneesmiddelen Informatiebank 2For Soft Tissue Injuries – effective for sprains, strains, bruises in adults. PMC 2spc.fimea.fi 2Reduced Systemic Side Effects – topical use lowers whole-body exposure vs oral NSAIDs. PMC 1Skin-Adherent & Waterproof – patch adheres well, even with mild moisture; good tolerability. SpringerLink 1 Detailed Product Description Lixim Patch 70 mg is a once-daily patch delivering etofenamate, a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug with analgesic, anti-edematous, and anti-inflammatory properties. It is specially indicated for short-term symptomatic treatment of acute, uncomplicated sprains and strains, particularly of the ankle, as well as bruises and contusions. Clinical trials have demonstrated Lixim’s efficacy in significantly reducing pain on movement, swelling, and improving function compared to placebo over treatment durations of up to 7 days. fmh.ch 3SpringerLink 3bag.admin.ch 3 Each patch covers approximately 140 cm², delivering 70 mg of etofenamate over 24 hours. The patch is applied to intact, clean, dry skin and should be pressed gently onto the painful area. Only one patch per injured area should be applied. The patch is not for open wounds, broken skin, or where skin condition is compromised. Common local side effects include redness, burning or mild irritation; allergic reactions are rare. It is not recommended during the 3rd trimester of pregnancy, in young children, or by people who are hypersensitive to NSAIDs. How to Use Step Instruction Who Adults (18 years) with acute sprains, strains, or bruises. Where On clean, dry, intact skin over the affected area (ankle, knee, etc.). Frequency Once every 24 hours. (Some sources mention twice daily in specific contexts, but once daily is sufficient in most). spc.fimea.fi 2PMC 2 Duration Up to 7 days; longer use should be under medical advice. bag.admin.ch 1 Precautions Do not use on broken skin. Avoid contact with eyes or mucous membranes. Discontinue if rash or irritation occurs. Not used in 3rd trimester of pregnancy, infants, or those allergic to NSAIDs.
