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Last reviewed: 23.04.2024
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Pharmacological agent used in proctology. Consider the features of its use: therapeutic effect, contraindications, dosage, adverse reactions. Bezornil is included in the category of medicines for the elimination of diseases of the rectum and hemorrhoids. It has drying, antimicrobial and astringent action. Bezornil showed high clinical effectiveness in the treatment of hemorrhoids, therefore it is recommended for wide application in clinical practice.
Indications Bezornil
Antihemorrhoids ointment refers to the modern complex drugs. The main indications for use:
- Hemorrhoids
- Cracks in the anus
- Eczema of the anus
The combination and the ratio of the active ingredients of the drug provides efficacy in the manifestations of chronic hemorrhoids, exacerbations and complications.
Release form
Bezornil has the form of release - ointment. This simplifies its use in proctology. The medicine is released in tubes of 2 and 10 grams, the tube is sealed with foil and covered with a plastic cap. In the package with ointment there are 4 plastic caps intended for rectal administration.
Ointment homogeneous oily, light beige with a brown tint and a specific smell of borneol. It includes such substances: pearls, borneol, artificial musk, amber, calamine, lanolin, sodium tetraborate and petroleum jelly.
Pharmacodynamics
The mechanism of action of an antihemorrhoidal remedy is based on its active components. Pharmacodynamics indicates painkillers, hemostatic, antiseptic and astringent properties. This helps in eliminating the combat symptoms of hemorrhoids: bleeding, peeling, itching in the anus.
Since the ointment contains several substances, it allows to obtain a complex effect in the treatment of the disease.
Pharmacokinetics
Bezornil is characterized by low systemic absorption, so there is no reliable data on pharmacokinetics. Based on the data obtained by the experimental group, it can be argued that after application to the wound areas, the ointment has a therapeutic effect.
Anesthetic and haemostatic effect occurs within 3-5 minutes after application and persists for several hours. A strong therapeutic effect is observed with regular use of the ointment throughout the course of therapy.
Dosing and administration
The medication is indicated for rectal administration. The method of administration and dose depend on the medical indications. With the help of a plastic tip, the ointment is inserted into the anus. The procedure should be carried out after the act of bowel movement twice a day.
If the drug is used for external hemorrhoids, then the agent is applied to the affected area of the skin after emptying the intestine with a cotton swab. It is recommended to cover the wound surface with a gauze dressing or a napkin. The duration of therapy is 14 days. Repeated treatment and an increase in the course is determined by the doctor, for each patient individually.
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Use Bezornil during pregnancy
Expediency of use during pregnancy of hemorrhoids ointment Bezornil is determined by the attending physician. Focusing on the complexity of the disease and the severity of painful symptoms, the doctor prescribes the safest possible remedy.
Bezornil has a low absorption, does not penetrate into the systemic bloodstream and through the placental barrier, so it can be used by future mothers and with breastfeeding.
Contraindications
Anti-haemorrhoid is not recommended for individual intolerance to its active ingredients. Contraindications apply to patients under 18 years of age. With special care, the ointment is used to treat elderly patients. Such therapy should be under medical supervision to assess its effectiveness.
Side effects Bezornil
Bezornil is well tolerated. But with non-compliance with medical recommendations for its use, side effects are possible. As a rule, these are reactions of individual intolerance to the components of the ointment. Bezornil is ineffective in treating herpetic eruptions.
Overdose
Since the drug is well tolerated, signs of an overdose are rare. Adverse symptoms manifest themselves as an increase in side effects. Skin allergic reactions may occur.
There is no specific antidote, symptomatic therapy and withdrawal of the drug are indicated.
Interactions with other drugs
The use of ointment Bezornil with similar drugs for the mechanism of action is possible with the appropriate medical indication. The drug can be combined with antihemorrhoid suppositories, but with a time interval in their rectal administration. Interaction with other drugs does not cause adverse reactions.
Storage conditions
Bezornil is released in the form of an ointment, so it is very important to observe the storage conditions. Bezronil must be kept in a place protected from sunlight, dry and inaccessible to children. Recommended storage temperature is up to 15 ° C.
If the temperature is not respected, the ointment loses its pharmacological and physico-chemical properties. Such a tool is prohibited to use.
Shelf life
Bezornil can be used for 36 months from the date of issue. After the expiration date, the ointment should be discarded. The use of an overdue medication can trigger uncontrolled side effects.
Attention!
To simplify the perception of information, this instruction for use of the drug "Bezornil" translated and presented in a special form on the basis of the official instructions for medical use of the drug. Before use read the annotation that came directly to medicines.
Description provided for informational purposes and is not a guide to self-healing. The need for this drug, the purpose of the treatment regimen, methods and dose of the drug is determined solely by the attending physician. Self-medication is dangerous for your health.