Ketorolac Price in Bangladesh

Ketorolac is one of the strongest anti-inflammatory painkillers available as a tablet, and it is meant for short bursts of severe pain: after an operation or a tooth extraction, kidney stone colic, or a bad injury. This shelf carries ketorolac tablets, injections given in clinics and hospitals, and ketorolac eye drops used after cataract surgery. Its power comes with a strict rule: only a few days at a time.

Non-Opioid Analgesics sits under Anti- Inflammatory & Anti-Rheumatic.

Forms on This Shelf

Form	Used for	Given by
Tablet	Short courses after surgery, dental work, injury	Taken at home, on prescription
Injection	Kidney stone colic, post-operative pain	Doctor or nurse
Eye drops	Inflammation after cataract surgery	As the eye surgeon directs

The Five-Day Limit

Ketorolac should not be used for more than five days in total, counting injection and tablet days together. Beyond that, the risk of stomach bleeding and kidney injury climbs steeply. If pain still needs a strong painkiller after five days, the plan needs changing, not extending: see the doctor again rather than buying another strip.

Kidney Stone Pain

Renal colic, the waves of severe pain from the back to the groin, is one of the situations where an injection of ketorolac works quickly. It is given at a clinic or emergency department, often followed by tablets for a day or two. Fever with stone pain, vomiting that stops you drinking, or very little urine means the stone may be blocking an infected kidney and needs urgent care.

After Teeth and Operations

Dentists and surgeons prescribe a short course after extractions, root canal work and many operations. Taking it on a schedule for the first day or two, rather than waiting until pain peaks, gives steadier relief. Paracetamol can usually be taken alongside, which often lets the ketorolac course be shorter.

Never With Another Anti-Inflammatory

Do not combine ketorolac with diclofenac, naproxen, ibuprofen, aceclofenac, etoricoxib or aspirin painkillers, including gels and cold remedies containing them. Two anti-inflammatories together multiply the bleeding risk without adding relief. Ask before taking it with blood thinners, steroids or SSRI antidepressants.

Who Should Not Take It

• Past stomach ulcer or bleeding, or black stools now.
• Kidney disease, dehydration, or heavy blood loss.
• Asthma worsened by aspirin or other painkillers.
• Pregnancy, during labour, and while breastfeeding.
• Children, unless a specialist prescribes it.

Not for Everyday Headaches

Because it works so well, ketorolac gets kept at home and taken for tension headaches, period pain or back ache. Those are exactly the long, repeated uses where its risks pile up. Paracetamol or a milder anti-inflammatory suits everyday pain; a headache that needs something this strong, or that is the worst you have ever had, needs a doctor rather than a stronger tablet.

Older People

Over sixty-five, kidneys and stomach lining are more vulnerable and doses are lower. Many doctors avoid ketorolac in older adults altogether and choose paracetamol or a gentler anti-inflammatory with stomach protection. If an elderly relative has been given it, make sure they drink enough water and watch for reduced urine, swelling or black stools.

Eye Drops After Cataract Surgery

Ketorolac eye drops reduce swelling and discomfort after cataract surgery and are used for a set number of weeks alongside the surgeon’s other drops. Wait five minutes between different drops, and follow the schedule on the discharge sheet exactly, tapering only when told to.

Ketorolac Price in Bangladesh

Ketorolac tablets from local manufacturers are inexpensive; injections and eye drops cost more.

A strip holds more tablets than a five-day course may need; keep the remainder out of the household medicine box so nobody reaches for it later for an ordinary headache. Everyday arthritis painkillers are on Osteoarthritis, Rheumatoid Arthritis, NSAIDs, and etoricoxib is on NSAIDs.

Before You Order

• Plan no more than five days in total.
• Stop any other anti-inflammatory painkiller.
• Take tablets with food and water.
• Mention kidney disease, ulcers or asthma.
• Treat black or tarry stools as an emergency.

Manufacturers Stocked Here

Makers of ketorolac listed on Arogga:

• Square Pharmaceuticals PLC. — Torax tablets and injection
• Renata Limited — Rolac
• ACI Limited — Minolac
• The ACME Laboratories Ltd. — Winop injection
• The Ibn Sina Pharmaceutical Ind. Ltd. — Etolac

Popular Product Examples

Ketorolac tablets:

• Torax 10 Tablet
• Rolac 10 Tablet
• Minolac 10 Tablet
• Etolac 10 Tablet

Frequently Asked Questions

What is ketorolac used for?

Short-term severe pain after surgery, dental work, injury or kidney stones.

How many days can I take ketorolac?

No more than five days in total.

Can I take it with paracetamol?

Usually yes, at normal doses.

Can I take it with diclofenac?

No. Never combine two anti-inflammatory painkillers.

Is ketorolac safe in pregnancy?

No; it is avoided in pregnancy and breastfeeding.

Is ketorolac a narcotic?

No. It is a non-opioid anti-inflammatory painkiller.