Solcoseryl - description of the drug, instructions for use, reviews

A medicine that accelerates the processes of recovery and metabolism in tissues is Solcoseryl. Instructions for use indicate how to properly take pills, gel 10% and ophthalmic 20%, ointment 5%, dental adhesive paste, injections in ampoules for the treatment of wounds and burns in adults, children and pregnancy. What Solcoseryl helps with, information on prices, analogues and patient reviews will also be presented in the article.

Release form and composition of Solcoseryl ointment

The drug has a light yellowish color and has a meaty smell. This is a homogeneous thick mass that is an antioxidant. Solcoseryl is produced in an aluminum tube, the content of the drug in which is 20 g. The main form of release of Solcoseryl is an ointment, but it is also available in the form of a gel and paste. The medicine is accompanied by an annotation and a cardboard box. The main component of the ointment is a substance obtained by crushing the molecules of tissue and blood of healthy young calves that are fed milk.

In addition, Solcoseryl contains:

• propylparaben;
• methylparaben;
• etal;
• cholesterol;
• white petroleum jelly;
• water for injections.

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Solcoseryl eye gel: composition

Active components: solcoseryl (deproteinized dialysate from the blood of dairy calves), in terms of dry matter - 8.3 mg.

Auxiliary components: benzalkonium chloride - 0.1 mg; carmellose sodium - 13.0 mg; d and sodium edetate dihydrate - 1.0 mg; sorbitol 70% (crystallized) - 50.0 mg; water for injection - up to 1.0 g.

Colorless or slightly yellowish, slightly opalescent, flowable gel, odorless or with a weak specific odor.

Pharmacotherapeutic group: tissue repair stimulator.

The active component of the drug SOLCOSERIL is a chemically and biologically standardized dialysate containing a wide range of low-molecular components of cell mass and blood serum of dairy calves with a molecular weight of up to 5000 D (glycoproteins, nucleosides and nucleotides, oligopeptides, amino acids).

Solcoseryl ophthalmic gel increases tissue resistance to hypoxia. Activates cellular metabolism by increasing the transport and accumulation of glucose and oxygen, enhancing intracellular utilization. Thus, ATP metabolism accelerates and the cell's energy resources increase.

The healing effect of Solcoseryl is manifested in increased re-epithelialization of the cornea after chemical burns (alkali), inflammatory processes, and injuries.

Carmellose sodium, which is part of Solcoseryl ophthalmic gel as an excipient, provides uniform and long-term coverage of the cornea, as a result of which the active substance continuously enters the affected tissue.

Pharmacokinetic characteristics (absorption, distribution, excretion) cannot be studied using standard pharmacokinetic methods, since Solcoseryl contains a blood component and substances that are physiological for the body.

Indications for use

Solcoseryl ointment promotes active tissue regeneration, healing of microtraumas, and enriches skin cells with oxygen. It is also a powerful stimulator of tissue metabolism and neutralizes the effects of metabolic disorders in the body. The ointment successfully helps eliminate dry nose and cracked lips. In addition, the drug is also prescribed for:

• calluses;
• hemorrhoidal fissures;
• injuries caused by frostbite and thermal burns;
• dermatological diseases, in particular psoriasis, seborrhea, eczema and skin allergies;
• for treating the skin surface after removing benign formations - warts, papillomas, moles;
• treatment of ulcers due to chickenpox;
• for treating wet wounds and open ulcers.

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How to use Solcoseryl: instructions

Solcoseryl is applied to a previously disinfected skin surface to prevent pathogens from entering the wound. You need to rub the ointment in a circular motion, applying the drug in a thin layer. The course of treatment with Solcoseryl is prescribed by a doctor and it continues, as a rule, until the wound is covered with a protective layer of epithelium. The frequency of use of this drug is 1-2 times a day. It is also necessary to take into account contraindications according to the instructions for use of Solcoseryl ointment.

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Directions for use and dosage

Eye gel Eye gel is instilled into the conjunctival sac 3-4 times a day, 1 drop (unless otherwise instructed by the attending physician), in severe cases, instillations are carried out every hour. When prescribing the drug and any eye drops simultaneously, the gel must be used last and administered no earlier than 15 minutes after using the accompanying drug.

In order to adapt to hard contact lenses, it is recommended to instill the product into the conjunctival sac immediately before installing lenses and after removing them.

During the procedure, you should avoid touching the pipette nozzle. After using the gel, the tube must be closed immediately.

Eye gel therapy continues until the symptoms of the disease are completely eliminated.

Solution Depending on the indications, Solcoseryl solution is infused in one of the following ways:

• Intravenously slowly, having previously diluted it in an isotonic dextrose solution (5%) or sodium chloride solution (0.9%) in a 1:1 ratio;
• Drop by drop, having previously diluted it with 250 ml of isotonic dextrose solution (5%) or sodium chloride solution (0.9%);
• Intramuscularly, without dilution.

When treating occlusive diseases of peripheral arteries, the solution is infused intravenously at a dose of 20 ml daily. The course of treatment is determined by the clinical picture of the disease and does not exceed 28 days.

For the treatment of chronic venous insufficiency with trophic disorders, intravenous injections are prescribed 3 times a week, 10 ml. The duration of treatment depends on the clinical picture of the disease and is no more than 28 days. If there are local trophic disorders, it is recommended to simultaneously use additional gel and then Solcoseryl ointment for external use.

For vascular and metabolic diseases of the brain, traumatic brain injuries, the drug is administered intravenously daily for 10 days, 10-20 ml, then - intravenously or intramuscularly, 2 ml. Course – up to 30 days.

If intravenous administration of the solution is not possible, intramuscular injections are performed, usually at a dose of 2 ml per day.

Ointment and gel for external use The product is applied to the wound surface, previously cleaned with a disinfectant solution. Treatment of purulent infected wounds and trophic ulcers is carried out after previous surgical treatment.

Solcoseryl gel is applied 2-3 times a day in a thin layer to wounds with wet exudate, fresh wounds, ulcers with weeping symptoms. Areas where epithelization has begun should be lubricated with ointment. It is recommended to continue gel therapy until the wound surface dries and pronounced granulation tissue forms on the damaged areas of the skin.

Solcoseryl ointment is applied in a thin layer 1-2 times a day to a cleaned wound. If necessary, the ointment can be used under bandages; treatment lasts until the wound is completely healed and epithelialized, and elastic scar tissue appears.

For acne, scars and scars

The drug is used to eliminate the consequences of scars, cuts, and postoperative scars. Well suited for wound healing after removal of moles and warts. Solcoseryl is also effective in the treatment of acne. The drug should be applied daily to the damaged area of ​​the body - topically. The use of Solcoseryl ointment gives the skin elasticity due to regeneration and acceleration of metabolic processes. The result of application becomes noticeable, as a rule, on the 6th day.

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• Predizin Oral tablets
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Solcoseryl for wrinkles

Solcoseryl helps fight the signs of aging and fatigue, as it is an excellent remedy for eliminating wrinkles. The use of Solcoseryl ointment can be an equivalent substitute for many cosmetic procedures and expensive cosmetics.

In addition, it improves complexion, eliminates circles under the eyes and visibly tightens the skin, making it elastic, the ointment promotes cell renewal by ensuring collagen production. Solcoseryl improves blood circulation, giving facial contours clarity.

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From bruises, contusions and abrasions

The drug Solcoseryl has also found its use in the treatment of closed injuries. The ointment relieves swelling and effectively eliminates bruises of varying severity. It is necessary to apply Solcoseryl gel to the site of injury and carry out a course of treatment until the hematoma is completely resolved.

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Side effects

When using the solution in rare cases, the following side effects are observed:

• Local reactions: swelling and hyperemia at the injection site;
• Allergic reactions: increased body temperature, urticaria.

When using ointment/gel for external use, in rare cases the following are possible:

• Local reactions: short-term burning sensation;
• Allergic reactions: urticaria, marginal dermatitis.

When using eye gel, in rare cases the following are observed:

• Local reactions: short-term mild burning sensation (not a reason to discontinue the drug);
• Other: allergic reactions.

Solcoseryl for burns

Treatment for thermal and thermal burns is best carried out in two stages. First, while the wound is still fresh, use the gel, and then you need to carry out tissue restoration, which will significantly speed up the use of Solcoseryl ointment.

It is important to remember that the danger of burns can come from both environmental factors and household appliances, so having the drug in your home medicine cabinet will never be superfluous.

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Analogs

Advertising does its job, and we often ask the pharmacy for exactly the drugs that we saw on TV or on the Internet. Pharmacists, in turn, are in no hurry to convince us, because most of them work “on a percentage basis.”

Thus, we buy an expensive medicine that could easily be replaced with a cheaper analogue. Solcoseryl is a relatively inexpensive drug, so finding its cheap analogs is difficult , but more expensive ones are quite possible.

When choosing a product, focus on the components in the composition, and not the name, price or packaging.

Stomatitis

The drug has a wide range of uses in the dental field. But when eliminating wounds in the oral cavity, it is better to use a gel. It is suitable for the treatment and prevention of stomatitis and other diseases; in particular, Solcoseryl paste is indispensable after tooth extraction. To do this, you need to use the medicine daily, applying a cotton swab soaked in the medicine to the damaged area 2 or 3 times a day. The use of Solcoseryl for the treatment of gums is also very effective.

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Face mask with Solcoseryl ointment and dimexide

Using Solcoseryl together with Dimexide is an excellent alternative to salon cosmetic procedures - this promotes significant rejuvenation. This mask has anti-inflammatory properties, while giving the skin elasticity. To visibly improve complexion and get rid of wrinkles, Solcoseryl can be applied as a stand-alone product once every 3 months. Before making one of the two masks, you need to make sure that you are not allergic to both of these products. If you suddenly feel a burning sensation on your skin, immediately wash off the mask and cleanse your facial skin with a special product, then take allergy medicine.

Recipe for a mask with Dimexide:

1. Dilute Solcoseryl and Dimexide in a ratio of 1:10. Soak a cotton swab in Dimexide and wipe your face with it.
2. Apply the pre-prepared mixture of two preparations to your face. Avoid contact with eyes.
3. Wait 1 hour and remove the mixture from your face with a cotton swab.
4. After this, rinse your face with water and apply face cream to soften the skin.
5. If you need to improve the effectiveness of the mask (as a rule, this is required for very problematic skin), then make it, leaving it on your face overnight.

The course requires 10 procedures, the mask should be applied every 3-4 days.

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For other skin problems

By mixing Solcoseryl with other substances, you can prepare masks to solve various skin problems:

• Grape seed oil (5 ml), ointment (5 g) - for the skin around the eyes. Pre-cool the mixture in the refrigerator and apply in the evening with light massage movements along the massage lines. The product smoothes wrinkles and relieves swelling. Can be used once a week for 4-5 weeks, 2 times a year.
• Egg white, tocopherol (5 drops), ointment - for teenage problem skin. All ingredients must be thoroughly mixed and applied directly to the face, avoiding the area around the eyes. You must wait until the product begins to tighten the skin and rinse it off with warm water. You can use the mask for 1-2 months 2 times a week.
• Vitamin B2 (1 ampoule), ascorutin (1-2 pieces, crushed to powder), ointment (5 g) - to restore elasticity and nutrition. It is recommended to steam your face and apply the mask for half an hour, avoiding the eye area. Use 2-3 times a week for 30 days. After 3 months the course can be repeated.
• Aloe juice (10 ml), sea buckthorn oil (5 ml), ointment (10 g) - to restore dry skin and smooth out fine wrinkles. Steam your face, apply the mask for 20 minutes, you can apply it to the skin around the eyes. It is allowed to use the mask continuously once a week.

Use during pregnancy

The drug is prescribed for the treatment of cracked nipples and to eliminate stretch marks on the chest. Before use, you should consult a doctor or wait until the end of the breastfeeding period, so as not to harm the baby. On the contrary, if there is an urgent indication for the use of Solcoseryl, it is better to stop feeding during the course of treatment.

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Contraindications

The drug has not been tested on living organisms, and conventional pharmacological tests are not possible in full due to the properties of the drug itself. Therefore, its effect on the body has not been fully studied.

Solcoseryl ointment should not be used for:

• intolerance to any components of the drug;
• proneness to allergies.

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What is better Solcoseryl gel or ointment?

At the initial stage of treatment, the gel is more effective due to rapid absorption, and rubbing it in due to its shorter duration causes less pain. To speed up healing and the formation of epithelium, Solcoseryl ointment is best used after a course of using the gel. The main thing between these forms of release is that the ointment has a greasy consistency, which can cause inconvenience in the treatment of ophthalmological and dental diseases

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Price in pharmacies

The price of Solcoseryl Ointment is not much different in the regions of Russia:

Doctors recommend using Solcoseryl ointment, like all other medications, strictly as prescribed, following the instructions.

Cosmetologists note that it is impossible to predict the skin reaction to Solcoseryl in each individual case. In general, they recommend the ointment for home care in courses after the age of 30-35 for dry and dehydrated skin.

All the properties of Solcoseryl ointment have not been fully studied, so it is quite difficult to predict the degree of its effect on a person in general and on the skin of the face in particular. This is a medical product, you need to use it for cosmetic purposes carefully, follow the instructions for use, and monitor the skin reaction.

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Cheap analogues of Solcoseryl ointment

1. Actovegin is an ointment that successfully copes with scarring of wounds and cuts. It is used in the treatment of diabetes and less serious skin diseases. Actovegin is also effective for burns.
2. Sagenite - indicated for menopausal syndrome, but is also used to restore the mucous membrane and helps cope with brittle nails. In addition, it is used in the fight against wrinkles.
3. Redecil is successfully used in the treatment of dermatological diseases of various etiologies. In particular, it is especially effective for eczema, neurodermatitis, and seborrhea. It also helps to cope with psoriasis and ichthyosis.

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