Myoril Injection 2Ml

Myoril Injection 2Ml is used as an additional short-term treatment for painful muscle spasms associated with spinal and related musculoskeletal conditions.

Uses of Myoril Injection 2Ml are:

• Acute lower back pain with muscle spasms: Helps relieve painful muscle contractions associated with acute lower back and spinal conditions.
• Neck pain and torticollis: Reduces painful neck muscle spasms and stiffness that restrict movement.
• Painful muscle spasms associated with spinal disorders: Provides short-term relief of muscle contractions associated with degenerative vertebral disorders and related conditions.

• Myoril Injection should be administered only by a trained healthcare professional.
• The injection is given into a muscle using an appropriate injection technique.
• Do not self-administer this medicine.
• Follow your doctor's prescribed treatment schedule.
• The injection should not be administered intravenously.
• Do not continue treatment beyond five consecutive days.

Myoril Injection 2Ml is administered intramuscularly.

Myoril Injection 2Ml contains the following active ingredient:

• Thiocolchicoside (4 mg/2 ml): It is a centrally acting muscle relaxant that interacts with neurotransmitter receptors involved in regulating muscle activity in the brain and spinal cord. Studies have shown that it binds to gamma-aminobutyric acid type A (GABA-A) and glycine receptors, which are involved in controlling nerve signalling and muscle tone. Its precise muscle-relaxing mechanism is not fully established. Experimental evidence indicates that thiocolchicoside can antagonise GABA-A receptors, which may explain its potential to trigger seizures in susceptible individuals.

• Store Myoril Injection below 25°C, as stated on the product listing.
• Keep the ampoule in its original packaging and protect it from direct light.
• Do not use the injection after the expiry date.
• Do not use the solution if it contains visible particles or shows unexpected discolouration.
• Keep it out of the reach of children.
• Once opened, the ampoule should be handled and used according to the manufacturer's instructions.

• Gentle stretching: Perform stretching exercises recommended by your doctor or physiotherapist to help restore movement without aggravating muscle spasms.
• Maintain correct posture: Use proper sitting and standing posture to reduce unnecessary strain on the neck and back.
• Avoid heavy lifting: Limit strenuous activities and heavy lifting during an acute episode of painful muscle spasms.
• Stay gently active: Resume light movement as tolerated rather than remaining in bed for prolonged periods, unless your doctor advises otherwise.
• Follow physiotherapy advice: Complete prescribed rehabilitation exercises to improve mobility and reduce recurrent muscle stiffness.