Venorutinol

Venorutinol is an angioprotector with capillary stabilizing properties. Contains bioflavonoids.

Indications Venorutinol

It is used for the following disorders:

• swelling and pain in the legs caused by chronic venous insufficiency (used after sclerosing procedures);
• swelling and pain of a traumatic nature (this also includes sports injuries) – such as sprains, ligament injuries and muscle bruises.

Release form

The product is produced in the form of a gel, in tubes of 40 g. The box contains 1 tube of gel.

Pharmacodynamics

Venorutinol is a medicine with bioflavonoid activity, and also a pronounced angioprotective effect. The medicine strengthens capillaries and their walls, and also the membranes of the veins, increases smooth muscle tone in the area of venous blood vessels. Along with this, it also has anti-inflammatory, anti-edematous and analgesic properties.

Dosing and administration

The gel is used externally - it is applied to the affected areas of the skin in a thin layer. The drug should be rubbed in until it is completely absorbed. If necessary, it is allowed to apply the gel under a sealed bandage.

To eliminate the chronic stage of venous insufficiency, the gel is used in combination with another form of the drug – capsules.

The duration of treatment is selected by the doctor, taking into account the course of the pathology and its severity.

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Use Venorutinol during pregnancy

The use of Venorutinol during pregnancy is permitted only in situations where the possible benefit to the woman is considered more likely than the possibility of developing negative symptoms in the fetus.

The active element of the drug enters the mother's milk in extremely small quantities, and therefore does not have a significant clinical effect on the baby. In this regard, the use of the drug during lactation is not contraindicated.

Contraindications

Main contraindications:

• the presence of hypersensitivity to the active ingredient of the medication, as well as to its other components;
• use of the drug in children.

Side effects Venorutinol

Sometimes patients experience local manifestations of intolerance, such as skin irritation, itchy rash, hyperemia, as well as dermatitis, urticaria, eczema, and Quincke's edema. Often these symptoms disappear on their own after discontinuing the drug.

If any negative symptoms develop, it is imperative to consult your doctor regarding the subsequent use of Venorutinol.

Overdose

If the gel is accidentally swallowed (in large quantities), vomiting should be induced and then a doctor should be consulted. If necessary, a peritoneal dialysis procedure is prescribed. In addition, symptomatic measures are also used.

Interactions with other drugs

Venorutinol potentiates the activity of the medicinal effect of vitamin C in relation to the permeability and structure of vascular membranes.

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Storage conditions

Venorutinol should be kept out of the reach of small children. Do not freeze the gel. Temperature values should not exceed 25ºС.

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Shelf life

Venorutinol can be used for 4 years from the date of manufacture of the medicinal gel.

Reviews

Venorutinol very effectively eliminates pain and swelling in the legs, and the medicine does not just cope with its task once - after the course of therapy is completed, relapses of the disease no longer occur. The drug is also very effective in the treatment of phlebitis or varicose veins.

Among the shortcomings, reviews note only the poor absorption of the gel, and in addition its sticky consistency - because of this, it takes quite a long time to rub it into the skin.