Solkovagin

Solcovagine is a combined antiseptic preparation that is used to treat various vaginal infections. It contains several active components:

1. Nitric acid (70%): It has antimicrobial properties and can destroy microorganisms, including bacteria and fungi. Nitric acid is often used in medical practice to disinfect and treat infections.
2. Acetic acid (99%): Also has antiseptic properties and can be used to kill microorganisms in the vaginal environment.
3. Oxalicacid dihydrate: It has antimicrobial properties and helps reduce inflammation in tissues.
4. Zinc nitrate hexahydrate: It has antiseptic properties and may help fight infections.

Solcovagine is used to treat various vaginal infections such as vaginitis and vulvitis caused by bacterial or fungal pathogens. It can be prescribed by a doctor as part of a comprehensive therapy in combination with other medications. It is important to use Solcovagine only as prescribed by a doctor and follow the instructions for use.

Indications Solkovagina

1. Gynecology:

   • Treatment and removal of cervical intraepithelial neoplasia (CIN), especially low grade. These are precancerous changes on the cervix that can progress to cancer.
   • Removal of condylomas and papillomas on the cervix, vagina and vulva. These neoplasms are caused by the human papillomavirus (HPV) and can be benign or precancerous.
   • Treatment of cervical erosions and ectopias. These conditions are not malignant but can cause symptoms and pose a risk of developing more serious conditions.

2. Dermatology:

   • Removal of various skin growths, including warts and calluses. The product helps to remove growths by destroying their tissue.
   • Treatment of some forms of keratosis, which is a thickening of the top layer of skin that can be both a cosmetic problem and a precancerous condition.

Release form

1. Solution for external application:

   • The drug is supplied as a liquid ready for use.
   • The solution is usually packaged in specialized containers such as glass vials or plastic bottles with a dispenser or dropper to ensure accurate dosing and to prevent accidental contact with skin or mucous membranes.
   • The concentration of active ingredients is strictly controlled to ensure the efficacy and safety of the treatment.

2. Tools and accessories:

   • The solution may come with applicators, such as cotton swabs or special brushes, which are used to apply the solution to the affected areas.
   • In some cases, protective materials such as gloves and goggles may be provided to prevent contact with the drug.

Pharmacodynamics

Solcovagine is a drug that has antiseptic and antimicrobial action due to its components:

1. Nitric acid (70%): It has antiseptic properties and can be used to kill bacteria and viruses.
2. Acetic acid (99%): Also has antiseptic properties and can help kill bacteria and fungi.
3. Oxalicacid dihydrate: Has antiseptic properties and may be effective against microorganisms.
4. Zinc Nitrate Hexahydrate: Zinc has antimicrobial properties and may help fight infections.

Together, these components can create an environment unsuitable for microbial growth and reproduction, which helps treat a variety of infections, including vaginal infections.

Dosing and administration

1. Preparing for the procedure:

   • The procedure should only be performed by qualified medical personnel in a medical facility setting.
   • Careful disinfection of the area to be treated is necessary before treatment begins.
   • The physician should wear appropriate personal protective equipment such as gloves, safety glasses and protective clothing.

2. Solution Application:

   • Using a special applicator (cotton swab or brush), apply the solution directly to the affected tissues.
   • Avoid contact of the solution with healthy skin and mucous membranes.
   • The contact time of the drug with the tissue usually ranges from a few seconds to 1-2 minutes, depending on the pathology being treated and its prevalence.

3. After applying the mortar:

   • The treated area should be rinsed thoroughly with sterile water or saline solution to completely remove drug residue.
   • Apply a protective cream or gel, if necessary, to the treated area.

Dosage

• The dosage of Solkovagin is strictly individualized and depends on the nature and size of the affected area.
• The amount and concentration of the drug should be the minimum possible, sufficient to achieve therapeutic effect to minimize the risk of burns and other side effects.
• It is important to strictly follow the doctor's recommendations regarding the number of applications and intervals between them.

Contraindications

1. Known allergic reactions to any of the drug components.
2. Damage to the vaginal mucosa.
3. Presence of individual sensitivity to one of the components of the drug.
4. Acute or chronic illnesses that require consultation with a physician prior to treatment.

Side effects Solkovagina

1. Irritationor burning in the vaginal area: Irritation, tingling or burning may occur due to the aggressive action of nitric and acetic acids on the vaginal mucous membranes.
2. Allergic reactions: Some people may have an allergic reaction to any of the ingredients of the drug, which may manifest as a skin rash, itching, or swelling.
3. Deterioration of inflammatory processes: It is possible that the use of aggressive antiseptic solutions such as Solcovagine may result in an increase in inflammation, especially if they are associated with mucosal damage.
4. Vaginal dysbiosis: The use of antiseptics can disrupt the natural vaginal microbiome, which can lead to dysbiosis and other infections.
5. Hypersensitivity: Some patients may experience hypersensitivity or soreness in the vaginal area after use.

Overdose

Excessive use or use in large quantities may cause irritation or tissue damage due to the high concentration of acids or other active ingredients.