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Last reviewed: 23.04.2024
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In what cases do you use a spray from thrush?
Thrush (second name - candidiasis) is considered one of the most common fungal lesions that are found in humans. Candida fungus is part of the normal healthy microflora, constantly present on the surface of the skin and mucous tissues. However, under certain circumstances, he begins to actively multiply, violating the natural bacterial balance in the body. Thrush gives a lot of discomfort, accompanied by itching, unpleasant odor and other unpleasant symptoms.
Spray from thrush is one of the most convenient forms of antifungal drugs, which in recent years has become very widespread. There are not many such sprays, but they are all effective in their own way and have their own indications and contraindications.
Indications of the sprays from thrush
Spray from the yeast infection can be used for various variants of candidiasis.
- Surface form of the yeast infection, which proceeds with the defeat of cutaneous and mucous membranes (mainly folds).
- Interdigital thrush is a disease typical for owners of garden and garden plots.
- Thrush of mucous membranes - includes damage to the oral cavity and (or) genital organs.
- Thrush of the corners of the oral cavity (seizures) - can proceed independently, or in combination with the defeat of the mouth and tongue.
- Thrush of nails (paronychia and onychia).
- Thrush in the form of candidiasis balanitis, balanoposthitis and vulvovaginitis (sometimes in combination with urethritis).
- Levurid (kandidamikid) is a disease that represents a special hypersensitivity of the body to the candida fungus and the products of its vital activity. Levurid refers to a specific allergic disease.
Most of the listed diseases are treated in a complex, using tablets, ointments, solutions. In this case, the spray from thrush can be one of the main ways of treatment.
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Release form
Epigenes |
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Pharmacodynamics Pharmacokinetics |
The active ingredient of the spray from the thrush is glycyrrhizic acid, obtained from the rhizome of licorice. Acid plays the role of immunostimulant, stops the inflammatory process, soothes irritated skin. The solution accumulates in the application area, practically without getting into the systemic circulation. |
Contraindications for use |
Increased likelihood of hyperreaction of the body. |
Side effects |
There is a possibility of an allergic reaction. |
How to use thrush sprays |
Epigen spray from the thrush is sprayed with a vaginal nozzle, 3-4 times a day. The duration of therapy is up to 10 days. If the doctor deems necessary, he can prescribe a second course 10 days after the initial treatment. |
Overdose |
An overdose of spray did not happen. |
Interactions with other drugs |
Epigen spray is well combined with antibacterial drugs, antiseptics, analgesics, nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs. It is recommended to combine a spray with antiviral drugs and antibiotics. |
Storage conditions |
The spray from the thrush is kept in darkened rooms at room temperature. |
Shelf life |
Store the spray in a sealed form until 3 years. |
Panavir |
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Pharmacodynamics Pharmacokinetics |
Spray from the yeast infection on the basis of heteroglycoside, thanks to which antiviral, immunomodulating, restoring and anti-inflammatory properties of the drug are provided. Panavir acts against viruses, bacteria, fungi. Traces of the active ingredient can be found in the bloodstream, but this amount of the drug has no clinical significance in the blood. |
Contraindications for use |
Spray is not prescribed for possible drug intolerance. |
Side effects |
In extremely rare cases, the development of an allergic reaction is possible. |
How to use thrush sprays |
Spray from the yeast infection is applied externally or intravaginally. For these purposes, a special spray nozzle is included. Spraying is carried out twice a day, until the condition is completely stabilized and the symptoms of the disease come to rest. It is recommended to continue treatment for another 5 days after relief. |
Overdose |
Medical specialists did not report cases of overdose with a spray. |
Interactions with other drugs |
There were no negative combinations of other drugs with Panavir spray. |
Storage conditions |
The Panavir spray is recommended to be kept within a temperature range of + 5 ° C to + 25 ° C. |
Shelf life |
Up to 5 years. |
Miramistine |
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Pharmacodynamics Pharmacokinetics |
Miramistin is a powerful antimicrobial spray from thrush, and not only. Is active in relation to: - to streptococci, pseudomonas, escherichia, klebsiella; - to aerobes and anaerobes; - to Ascomycetes, yeast-like fungi; - to dermatophytes and other pathogenic fungi; - to viruses; - to chlamydia, treponema, Trichomonas, Neusheria, etc. Miramistin is not absorbed through the skin and mucous membranes. |
Contraindications for use |
Spray is not prescribed if the drug is intolerant. |
Side effects |
Rarely, there is a slight burning sensation, which is eliminated for a few seconds. |
How to use thrush sprays |
Injection is carried out 1-2 times a day, for 10 days. |
Overdose |
Similar cases were not observed. |
Interactions with other drugs |
A combination of Miramistine and other antimicrobial agents is recommended. This enhances the antibacterial and antifungal effect of Miramistin. |
Storage conditions |
The spray is stored in rooms with a temperature of up to + 25 ° C. |
Shelf life |
Up to 3 years. |
Hasiko |
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Pharmacodynamics Pharmacokinetics |
Spray intim is made on the basis of tea tree extract. Has the properties of antiseptic, creates a protective barrier on the skin and mucous membranes. Contains in its composition urea and lactic acid - these components help to balance the pH level of the vaginal environment. The drug does not penetrate into the systemic circulation. |
Contraindications for use |
It is not recommended for use with individual hypersensitivity to the composition of the drug. |
Side effects |
In extremely rare cases, the development of an allergic reaction is possible. Spray Hashiko is considered a hypoallergenic agent. |
How to use thrush sprays |
Spray is sprayed twice a day, in the morning and at night, until the symptoms of thrush disappear completely, plus 5 days. The remedy can be used as a prophylaxis - before and after sexual contact. |
Overdose |
The likelihood of an overdose of information has been reported. |
Interactions with other drugs |
The drug interacts well with other medications, including local action. |
Storage conditions |
The spray from the thrush is kept at room temperature, in a dark place. |
Shelf life |
Up to 2 years. |
Sprays from thrush in the mouth
To treat thrush in the oral cavity, this form of the drug, like a spray, is the most suitable. It is convenient to use, and the solution contained in the flacon penetrates into all the folds and hard-to-reach areas of the oral cavity without problems.
Milk in the mouth is perfect Miramistin spray - it contains antifungal antiseptic solution, suitable for the treatment of both skin and mucous membranes (including in children).
To the smallest children, the use of a spray is contraindicated, since this can cause the development of laryngospasm. In early childhood from thrush in the oral cavity, it is appropriate to use special ointments and aseptic solutions.
If the thrush appeared in the mouth, then expect that the disease will pass by itself, there is no point: the fungal lesion will only progress. Therefore, the spray from the thrush can have the quickest and most effective effect that is expected of it. For example, Miramistin can be bought in almost any pharmacy, and in its absence the pharmacist will recommend an analogue of the drug that can be used to treat thrush in the mouth.
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Use of the sprays from thrush during pregnancy
Thrush, which began during pregnancy - is not uncommon, as often the activation of the fungus is due to hormonal changes in the body. And with the beginning of pregnancy, the level of hormones changes almost every hour.
According to statistical data, the defeat of Candida fungus is observed in every third woman in the position. If the disease is not treated, then the infection can spread to the fetus, hitting the umbilical cord, the skin and mucous membranes of the unborn child.
What can I treat a thrush for a pregnant woman?
First of all, taboo: to engage in self-medication, especially during pregnancy, is absolutely impossible. The therapy should be prescribed by a doctor, taking into account the features of the course of the gestation process, as well as other associated diseases of the woman.
The doctor can prescribe antifungal drugs at his own discretion, but lately sprays are most often prescribed - convenient and effective remedies for thrush. The Epigen sex spray is very popular with pregnant women. It is applied three times a day, spraying into the area of the external genital organs, retreating no more than 5 cm. After external spraying, change the nozzle to another (intravaginal) and spray the remedy deep into the vagina. For a qualitative antifungal action, it is usually enough to use two or three push-buttons on the nebulizer.
The standard course of treatment for pregnancy is 7-10 days.
On the recommendation of the doctor, the spray from the yeast infection can be used for preventive purposes, which may be relevant after 37-38 weeks of pregnancy.
Attention!
To simplify the perception of information, this instruction for use of the drug "Sprays from thrush" 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.