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Forecast headlines Topical analgesics continue to perform best Strong growth for acetaminophen and combination products Increased public acceptance aids forecast growth Acetaminopheen preferred due to lack of side effects Acetainophen and combination products, key growth areas Sales of analgesics will continue to see stable growth over the forecast period, driven by increasing public acceptance. Sales value is expected to reach over VND360 billion in 2008, which translates into a compounded annual growth rate of 5% in constant value terms. Acettaminophen and combination products are forecasted to post firm growth rate over the coming years. Sales of combination products are set to reach over VND100 billion by 2008, meanwhile that of acetaminophen should hit nearly VND125 billion during the same period. Combination products offer convenience and efficacy, whereas acetaminophen is considered as milder and with fewer side effects. Sales could advance significantly further if companies can find ways to penetrate into rural areas, where demand is far from being satisfied. Topical analgesics present future growth opportunities Topical analgesics will continue to see the strongest growth over the 5-year forecast period. The increased public acceptance and rising fitness level in Vietnam offers tremendous potential for the development of topical analgesics. Value sales are thus forecasted to reach around VND55 billion in 2008, representing a constant value CAGR of 10%. Table 14 Forecast Retail Sales of Analgesics by Subsector: Value 2003-2008 VND billion 2003 Systemic analgesics Topical analgesics anaesthetic Analgesics Source: Euromonitor estimates Table 15 Forecast Retail Sales of Analgesics by Subsector: % Value Growth 2003-2008 % constant value growth 2003-08 CAGR Systemic analgesics Topical analgesics anaesthetic Analgesics Source: Euromonitor estimates 4.2 10.0 5.0 TOTAL 22.8 61.0 27.4. A total of 599 children who were aged 6 months to 12 years and had patent tympanostomy tubes and a clinical diagnosis of uncomplicated AOM with otorrhea drainage visible to the parent or guardian ; of 3 weeks' duration in 1 or both ears were enrolled into the study. Patients were randomized to receive either 1 ; topical ciprofloxacin dexamethasone otic suspension Ciprodex; Alcon Research, Ltd, Fort Worth, TX ; 4 drops twice daily for 7 days or 2 ; topical ofloxacin otic solution Floxin; Daiichi Pharmaceutical Corp, Montvale, NJ ; 5 drops twice daily for 10 days. Because of the physical distinction and difference in administration schedules between the 2 treatments, the study was not double blinded, but it was observer masked such that those conducting the clinical observations were unaware of the treatment assignments. Patients who were not eligible for enrollment included those in whom otorrhea had been present for 3 weeks and those with acute or malignant otitis externa. Key differences between AOM patients who had otorrhea and were enrolled in the study compared with patients who had acute otitis externa and were excluded from the trial included the absence or presence of pain on palpation of the pinna and the degree of edema or erythema present in the external ear canal. Additional exclusions were known or suspected fungal or mycobacterial ear infections, a history of or active viral infection of the tympanic membrane, mastoiditis, or infections requiring systemic antibacterial therapy. Patients were also excluded when there was a requirement for otologic surgery except that confined to the tympanic membrane ; in the previous year or when they presented with or had a history of diabetes, immunosuppressive disorders, acute or chronic renal disease, active hepatitis, chronic nasal obstruction and or persistent rhinorrhea, complicating structural abnormalities, known or suspected quinolone hypersensitivity, and, in girls, menarche. Patients were not permitted to receive topical otic or ophthalmic ; corticosteroids or antibiotics concurrently or within the preceding 3 days, systemic corticosteroids within the preceding 7 days, inhaled corticosteroids at doses 800 g d, topical antibiotics for skin infections within the preceding 7 days, topical otic analgesics anesthetics or antiseptic washes, or nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, with the exception of oral acetaminophen for relief of pain. Eligible patients were evaluated at 4 scheduled visits: baseline day 1 ; , on therapy 3 2 days ; , end of therapy 11 2 days ; , and TOC 18 3 days ; . At the baseline visit, a complete clinical assessment was performed. The ear canal first was cleaned of all fluid and debris via suction, and then a culture specimen was obtained from the lumen of the tube under direct microscopic vision, paying particular attention to avoid contamination by contact with the surface of the external auditory canal. Ear cultures were taken in all patients at baseline and were repeated only in patients who were discontinued from the study as a result of treatment failure or adverse events. A specimen was obtained from the lumen of the tympanostomy tube from any patient when the physician declared a "clinical failure, " regardless of the visit day. The parents or guardians were instructed in the use of patient diaries and the need for avoiding significant water immersion of the ear s ; . At subsequent visits, clinical assessments were repeated to assess responses, patient diaries were reviewed, and adverse events were recorded. Audiologic evaluations, including speech reception threshold, were conducted by certified audiologists in children aged 4 to 12 years at the baseline and TOC visits and anafranil.

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General Considerations Aspirin and other nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs NSAIDs ; such as ibuprofen Advil, Motrin ; are used to relieve pain, fever, and inflammation. Aspirin is as effective as the more costly NSAIDs, but is more likely to cause stomach irritation and bleeding problems. This advantage of NSAIDs may be minimal if high doses are taken. Because these drugs are so widely used and available, there is a high risk of overdosing on different products containing the same drug or products containing similar drugs. Knowing drug names, reading product labels, and using the following precautions can increase safety in using these drugs: 1. If you are taking aspirin or an NSAID regularly for pain or inflammation, generally avoid taking additional aspirin in over-the-counter OTC ; aspirin or products containing aspirin eg, Alka-Seltzer, Anacin, Arthritis Pain Formula, Ascriptin, Bufferin, Doan's Pills Caplets, Ecotrin, Excedrin, Midol, Vanquish ; . There are two exceptions if you are taking a small dose of aspirin daily usually 81325 mg ; , to prevent heart attack and stroke. First, you should continue taking the aspirin if Celebrex, Vioxx, or Bextra is prescribed. Second, it is generally safe to take occasional doses of aspirin or an NSAID for pain or fever. 2. If you are taking any prescription NSAID regularly, avoid OTC products containing ibuprofen eg, Advil, Dristan Sinus, Midol IB, Motrin IB, Sine-Aid IB ; , ketoprofen Actron, Orudis KT ; , or naproxen Aleve ; . Also, do not combine the OTC products with each other or with aspirin. These drugs are available as both prescription and OTC products. OTC ibuprofen is the same medication as prescription Motrin; OTC naproxen is the same as prescription Naprosyn; OTC ketoprofen is the same as prescription Orudis. Recommended doses are smaller for OTC products than for prescription drugs. However, any combination of these drugs could constitute an overdose. With NSAIDs, if one is not effective, another one may work because people vary in responses to the drugs. Improvement of symptoms depends on the reason for use. When taken for pain, the drugs usually act within 30 to 60 minutes; when taken for inflammatory disorders, such as arthritis, improvement may occur within 24 to 48 hours with aspirin and 1 to 2 weeks with other NSAIDs. Taking a medication for fever is not usually recommended unless the fever is high or is accompanied by other symptoms. Fever is one way the body fights infection. Do not take OTC ibuprofen more than 3 days for fever or 10 days for pain. If these symptoms persist or worsen, or if new symptoms develop, contact a health care provider. Avoid aspirin for approximately 2 weeks before and after major surgery or dental work to decrease the risk of excessive bleeding. If pregnant, do not take aspirin for approximately 2 weeks before the estimated delivery date. Inform any health care provider if taking aspirin, ibuprofen, or any other NSAID regularly. Inform health care providers if you have ever had an allergic reaction eg, asthma, difficulty in breathing, hives ; or severe GI symptoms eg, ulcer, bleeding ; after taking aspirin, ibuprofen, or similar drugs. Avoid or minimize alcoholic beverages because alcohol increases gastric irritation and risks of bleeding. The Food and Drug Administration requires an alcohol warning on the labels of OTC pain and fever relievers and urges people who drink three or more alcoholic drinks every day to ask their doctors before using the products. To avoid accidental ingestion and aspirin poisoning, store aspirin in a closed childproof container and keep out of children's reach. Self-Administration Take aspirin, ibuprofen, and other NSAIDs with a full glass of liquid and food to decrease stomach irritation. Rofecoxib Vioxx ; and meloxicam Mobic ; may be taken without regard to food. Swallow enteric-coated aspirin eg, Ecotrin ; whole; do not chew or crush. The coating is applied to decrease stomach irritation by making the tablet dissolve in the intestine. Also, do not take with an antacid, which can cause the tablet to dissolve in the stomach. Swallow any long-acting pills or capsules whole; do not chew or crush. These include diclofenac sodium Voltaren or Voltaren XR diflunisal Dolobid etodolac Lodine XL ketoprofen or Oruvail extended release capsules; naproxen delayed-release EC-Naprosyn ; or controlled-release Naprelan ; tablets. Note: These are prescription drugs and most are also available in short-acting products; if unsure whether the medicine you are taking is long-acting, ask a health care provider. Drink 23 quarts of fluid daily when taking an NSAID regularly. This decreases gastric irritation and helps to maintain good kidney function. Report signs of bleeding eg, nose bleed, vomiting blood, bruising, blood in urine or stools ; , difficulty breathing, skin rash or hives, ringing in ears, dizziness, severe stomach upset, or swelling and weight gain. Acetaminophen Acetaminophen is often the initial drug of choice for relieving mild-to-moderate pain and fever because it is effective and does not cause gastric irritation or bleeding. It may be taken on an empty stomach. Acetaminophen is an effective aspirin substitute for pain or fever but not for inflammation or preventing heart attack or stroke. Acetaminophen is available in its generic form and with many OTC brand names eg, Tylenol ; . Most preparations and donepezil.

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