Instructions for use of Vagotil antiseptic solution

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Manufacturers: Poly Pharmaceuticals Inc.

Active ingredients

  • Polycresulen

Disease class

  • Ulcer of the lower extremity, not elsewhere classified
  • Bleeding not elsewhere classified
  • Urogenital trichomoniasis
  • Candidiasis of the vulva and vagina (N77.1*)
  • Open wound of an unspecified area of ​​the body

Clinical and pharmacological group

  • Not indicated. See instructions

Pharmacological action

  • Antifungal
  • Antiprotozoal
  • Antibacterial

Pharmacological group

  • Antiseptics and disinfectants

Indications

The doctor prescribes Vagotil for the following inflammatory processes and infectious pathologies:

  • Epithelic ectopia of the vaginal os and cervix
  • Bleeding after diagnostic procedures and excision of polyps
  • Papillomavirus affecting the urethral system
  • Infectious lesion caused by Trichomonas
  • 3rd and 4th degree burns
  • Candyloma growths on the genital organs and in the sphincter area
  • Inflammation caused by installation of obstetric devices to support the uterus
  • Non-healing skin lesions
  • Bleeding after tonsillectomy
  • Eczema and peeling of the ear canals
  • External ear inflammation
  • Complications after tooth extraction
  • Infections of the mucous membranes of the mouth and gums
  • Ulcerative lesions of the legs
  • Tissue death resulting from circulatory disorders.

Medicinal properties

When applied to affected tissue, Vagotil combines small dispersed particles into large conglomerates, thereby coagulating and thickening. As a result of the effect, the composition stops bleeding caused by damage to blood vessels. It cleanses healthy cells from dead elements using a selective method.

The active component polycresulene exhibits antiseptic, antiprotozoal, bactericidal and fungicidal properties. The element affects streptococci, staphylococci, salmonella, pseudomonas, candida, but most effectively fights trichomonas.

When applied or treated, Vagotil covers damaged tissue with a thin protective membrane that lasts for a week. During this time, necrotic cells are separated from healthy ones, which accelerates the regeneration process. During recovery, no scars are formed.

Release forms

The solution is the only form in which Vagotil goes on sale. It is a transparent liquid of a bright orange, red or brown hue. It is odorless, but has a bitter taste when used in the mouth. The composition is bottled in dark brown bottles of 50 gm. The bottle has a plastic cap with a protective thread and a propylene stopper. The pack is cardboard, white, with pink and blue design. A similar label is glued to the bottle. The box contains an instruction sheet and 1 bottle of solution. Not available in candle form.

Cost: solution 50 ml – 400-450 rubles.

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Methods of application

Vagotil can only be used externally. For the treatment of gynecological pathologies, turundas are prepared from an undiluted solution. The tampon is inserted into the vagina for 3 minutes, after which it is necessary to remove the excess using dry gauze. The procedure is carried out 2-3 times a week. The full course is 10 days.

For douching and coagulation, the liquid must be diluted with distilled water in a ratio of 15 ml to 1000 ml, respectively. 2 washes per day are enough. For each treatment, a new mixture must be prepared. Therapy lasts 5 days. If there is no improvement, you should consult a doctor for further diagnosis.

For skin injuries, burns and bedsores, in dental practice Vagotil is diluted with water in a ratio of 20 ml per 1000 ml. The drug is applied using a cotton pad or gauze. After 2 minutes you need to remove the tampon.

To treat ear inflammation, turunda with a liquid obtained by mixing 30 ml of water and 1000 ml of medicine is injected into the canal for 3-4 minutes.

The full course of treatment should not exceed 10 days to avoid changes in the pH level of the skin.

special instructions

  • The simultaneous use of Vagotil with other topical drugs, including antibiotics, is not allowed;
  • Drinking alcohol during treatment with this drug is prohibited;
  • When treating gynecological diseases, you should temporarily abstain from sexual activity and avoid using soap and other alkaline products for washing, as they can cause irritation. It is prohibited to insert tampons with solution during menstruation;
  • Vagotil should be used with caution with other drugs that have an alkaline environment.

Analogs

There is no absolutely identical drug. However, Vagotil can be replaced with agents similar in indications and method of influence:

Metronidazole

Sanofi, France

Cost: sup. 500 mg No. 10 – 50-65 rub.

gel 30 mg – 200-220 rub.

solution 500 mg – 100-130 rub.

tab. No. 24 – 80-100 rub.

Antimicrobial drug active against Trichomonas, Gardnerella, Giardia, Bacteroides, dysenteric amoeba. The active substances inhibit the synthesis of nucleic acids, which leads to intracellular lysis of strains and death. In combination with amoxicillin, it can destroy Helicobacter pylori, which causes ulcerative lesions of the digestive system. Anaerobes and facultative pathogens exhibit resistance to the drug, but synergism occurs when interacting with antibiotics.

Intended for the treatment of pathological processes caused by sensitive pathogens. Prescribed for infections of internal organs, bones, meninges. A drug is prescribed for the treatment of pseudomembranous colitis resulting from taking antibiotics. Used parenterally, orally, in the form of vaginal suppositories.

Available in several forms: white, round tablets, in foil blisters. They have no taste, are light in color, and have a line pressed in the middle. The plates contain 12 pieces.

Gel is a colorless mass, sometimes with a slight yellow or green coating, loose consistency, translucent. Has a slight specific odor. The tube is white, with a blue stripe and a perforated tip on the cap.

Candles are light in color, soft, and melt when the temperature rises. They have an oblong shape, pointed on one side. Packed in propylene strips of 5 pieces.

The solution is transparent, in glass bottles with a rubberized stopper and a crimped aluminum cap. There is a dotted line at the top of the cap for convenience. All forms are included in packs, the box also contains instructions.

Advantages:

  • Acceptable cost
  • Effective against most types of pathogens.

Flaws:

  • When interacting with lithium substances, intoxication may develop
  • There are a number of adverse reactions.

Albotil

Takeda, Japan

Cost: sup. No. 6 – 4200-4400 rub.

Size 100 ml – 4500-4600 rub.

A drug containing polycresulene as the main active ingredient. It has a bactericidal, antizoal effect, and has coagulant properties. Capable of having a vasoconstrictor effect. When used externally, it forms a thin film on the surface of the affected epidermis and mucous membranes, which within a week separates damaged and dead cells from healthy ones. After treatment, scars do not appear.

Prescribed for erosive lesions of the genital system in women. To stop bleeding in the oral cavity after surgical procedures, when treating poorly healing lesions of the epidermis.

Available in the form of oblong candles, pointed at one end. Cream-colored suppositories, packed in strips of 6 pieces. The package contains instructions and one plate.

The second type is a concentrate for preparing a solution. Transparent liquid in glass bottles, odorless. When using a tampon in the mouth, tooth enamel may be damaged.

Advantages:

  • Effective tissue regeneration
  • Does not leave scars.

Flaws:

  • High price
  • Prohibited during pregnancy.

Metacresol

Jiangsu, China

Cost: sup. 90 mg – 1500-1600 rub.

A product with hemostatic, antibacterial and antifungal properties. The active component polycresulene is active against several categories of pathogens, but is most effective against infection with Trichomonas. When introduced into the cavity, it forms an acidic environment, which helps to reject damaged or dead cells without affecting healthy areas. Has an astringent and restorative effect. When used, it is non-toxic and susceptible strains do not develop resistance.

Prescribed for diseases associated with disturbances in the microflora of the mucous membrane. Which leads to erosion formations. Effective even in pre-tumor conditions. Can be used for cracks and ulcers on the sphincter.

Available in the form of cream-colored candles. Suppositories are smooth, with a sharp end, convenient for use. It must be administered once every two days. It is not recommended to combine with alkalis to prevent burns to the mucous membrane. Candles are placed in plastic blisters of 3 pieces. The pack is cardboard, with a pink design and an image of a plant leaf. The box contains 2 plates, a set of fingertips and instructions.

Advantages:

  • Heals ulcers within 5-7 days
  • Helps with non-healing epithelial lesions.

Flaws:

  • High price
  • Available in one form.

Vagotil

Active substance:

Polycresulen*

Pharmgroup:

Antiseptics and disinfectants

Analogs for the active substance:

No data on synonyms

Application area:

Abdominal apoplexy

Abdominal surgery

Adenomectomy

Bacterial vaginitis

Bacterial vaginosis

Bacterial vaginitis

Bacterial vaginosis

Balloon coronary angioplasty

Vaginal hysterectomy

Vaginal candidiasis

Vaginal candidiasis

Vaginal trichomoniasis

Vaginitis

Bacterial vaginitis

Vaginitis due to Trichomonas

Corona bypass

Interventions on the vagina and cervix

Bladder interventions

Intervention in the oral cavity

Inflammatory diseases of the vagina and vulva

Inflammatory diseases of the female genitalia

Inflammatory diseases of the female genital organs

Restorative and reconstructive operations

Secondary healing processes

Vulval candidiasis

Vulvitis

Vulvovaginal infections

Vulvovaginal candidiasis

Vulvovaginal candidiasis

Vulvovaginitis

Atrophic vulvovaginitis

Bacterial vulvovaginitis

Vulvovaginitis candidiasis

Vulvovaginitis mycotic

Estrogen deficiency vulvovaginitis

Vulvovaginitis

Limp granulating wounds

Slow healing wounds

Slow-healing wounds

Gardnerellosis

Hemorrhages

Hemorrhages of the esophagus

Hemorrhage

Generalized bleeding

Hand hygiene of medical personnel

Gynecological surgery

Gynecological interventions

Gynecological surgeries

Hypovolemic shock during surgery

Deep wounds

Purulent wound

Granulating wounds

Fungal vaginitis

Fungal vulvovaginitis in girls and virgins

Fungal vulvovaginitis in girls and virgins

Disinfection of purulent wounds

Disinfection of wound edges

Diagnostic interventions

Diagnostic procedures

Diathermocoagulation of the cervix

Diffuse bleeding

Diffuse bleeding

Long-term non-healing wound

Long-term non-healing wound and ulcer

Long-term non-healing soft tissue wound

Prolonged bleeding

Long surgical operations

Wound healing

Wound healing

Replacing fistula catheters

Ulceration in the vagina

Vaginal infection

Genital infection

Infection during orthopedic surgery

Artificial heart valve

Vaginal candidiasis

Candidiasis of internal organs

Genitourinary candidiasis

Candidiasis of the genitourinary organs in women

Candidiasis with damage to the skin and mucous membranes

Candidiasis of the mucous membranes

Candidiasis of mucous membranes and skin

Candidal vaginitis

Candidiasis vulvitis

Vulvovaginal candidiasis

Capillary bleeding from superficial wounds

Cystectomy

Colpitis

Colpitis of fungal etiology

Trichomonas colpitis

Short-term outpatient surgery

Short-term operations

Short-term surgical procedures

Cricothyroidotomy

Blood loss

Blood loss during surgery

Blood loss during surgery

Bleeding during surgery and in the postoperative period

Bleeding during surgery and in the postoperative period

Bleeding during childbirth

Bleeding and hemorrhage in hemophilia B

Bleeding from gums

Intraoperative abdominal bleeding

Bleeding due to coumarin anticoagulants

Hepatic bleeding

Bleeding in hemophilia A

Bleeding in hemophilia A

Bleeding in inhibitory forms of hemophilia A and B

Bleeding in leukemia

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