Gelsyn-3 (Sodium Hyaluronate)

The active ingredient in Gelsyn-3 ishyaluronic acid.

Tell your doctor if you have a suspected knee joint infection before administration of this drug.

A full list of side effects from this drug includes: Arthropathy, Arthralgia, Bleeding at the injection site, Bruising at the injection site, Burning sensation at the injection site, Discomfort at the injection site, Dyspepsia, Ecchymoses, Eczema, Edema, Erythema at the injection site, Erythema of skin, Fine wrinkling, Hematoma at the injection site, Hyperpigmentation, Hypertrophy at the injection site, Hypertension, Induration at the injection site, Injection site blister formation, Injection site infection, Injection site nodule, Injection site numbness, Itching at the injection site, Joint effusion, Joint swelling, Local acneiform eruptions, Local dryness of skin, Local skin exfoliation, Muscle rigidity at the injection site, Pain at the injection site, Papule of skin, Peripheral edema, Presyncope, Pruritus, Rash at the injection site, Residual mass at the injection site, Skin discoloration at the injection site, Skin rash, Skin tightness, Swelling at the injection site, Tenderness at the injection site Gelsyn-3. Pambio-Noranco, Switzerland: Institut Biochimique SA (IBSA); n.d. Dr. Sheehy (BSc Molecular Biology, PharmD) works a clinical pharmacist specializing in cardiology, oncology, and ambulatory care. He’s a board-certified pharmacotherapy specialist (BCPS), and his experience working one-on-one with patients to fine tune their medication and therapy plans for optimal results makes him a valuable subject matter expert for our pharmacy.Read More....