Extericide

Ectericide is an antiseptic and belongs to the group of disinfectant drugs.

Indications Ectericide

It is used for treatment of:

• injuries and wounds remaining after operations;
• wounds that are complicated by a purulent infectious process, or undergo slow granulation and do not heal for a long time;
• carbuncles with boils;
• osteomyelitis (fistula form);
• various burns;
• trophic ulcers accompanied by suppuration.

Release form

Released in the form of a solution used externally, in bottles of 50 or 250 ml. Inside the package is 1 bottle with solution.

Pharmacodynamics

The medicine has antibacterial properties and acts on pyogenic microflora: staphylococci, Escherichia coli, Proteus and Pseudomonas aeruginosa.

Ectericide has weak toxic properties.

Dosing and administration

Ectericide is applied locally, and the solution does not need to be diluted. It can be used both in monotherapy and in combination with other drugs.

Infected wound areas are treated by rinsing with a solution. Then, gauze napkins, previously soaked in the medicine, are applied to the treated area. Rinsing should be done twice a day until the pus disappears. After this, the procedure is performed once at intervals of 3-4 days until the wound is completely healed.

When treating burns accompanied by infection, the solution (open method) should be used in combination with novocaine: add 10 ml of novocaine solution (0.5%) to 50 ml of Ectericide. It is necessary to treat the wound surface at intervals of 6-8 hours. If the closed method is used, dressings soaked in the solution should be applied to the burn 2 times a day. It is necessary to irrigate the lower part of the dressing with the medicine without removing it. The above procedure should be performed until the pus has completely disappeared.

When treating osteomyelitis after a sequestrectomy procedure, it is necessary to tamponade the damaged area using gauze napkins that have been previously soaked in a medicinal solution. The wound should be bandaged every 3-4 days.

During the removal of boils with carbuncles after the procedure of their opening, as well as the removal of pus masses, it is necessary to apply gauze soaked in medicine to the damaged area of the skin. Perform the procedure every day during the first 2-3 days, and then - once at intervals of 2-3 days.

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Use Ectericide during pregnancy

There is no experience of using the drug in this group of patients, so it is recommended not to use it during pregnancy.

Contraindications

Contraindications include intolerance to the components of the medication.

There is no experience of using drugs in children.

Side effects Ectericide

The use of the solution may cause individual immune manifestations as a side effect: occasionally an allergy develops (also of a local type) - hyperemia with swelling, as well as a rash and itching.

Storage conditions

The solution should be kept out of reach of children. Storage temperature values are within 2-8°C.

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Special instructions

Reviews

Ectericide is considered a very effective remedy, although many patients complain that it has a specific smell, reminiscent of fish oil.

According to reviews, it works well for a runny nose - you should put drops of the solution into your nose 2-3 times a day. The medicine gently affects the nasal mucosa, restores respiratory function and clears the nose.

People who have used it to treat burns also speak of the drug's high effectiveness. The drug helps speed up the wound healing process.

Shelf life

Ectericide is permitted to be used for a period of 2 years from the date of manufacture of the medicinal product.