Venolife - instructions for use


Composition and release form

Manufacturer: Akrikhin (Russia).

The drug is available in the form of a gel in aluminum tubes of 40 and 100 g, packed in cardboard boxes.

For external use.

The composition of Venolife is multicomponent - it contains more than one active substance.

Content of active ingredients in 100 g of gel:

  • Troxerutin 2 g,
  • Dexpanthenol 5 g,
  • Heparin sodium 0.25 g (30,000 IU).

Excipients: phenylethanol, propylene glycol, carbomer, trometamol, specially prepared water.

On a note!

The drug Venolife is produced mainly in the form of a gel (a spray is very rarely found on sale).

Tablets, cream, capsules, Venolife ointment - these forms of the drug do not exist, despite the fact that there are descriptions of them on the Internet. Keep this in mind and be careful.

There are capsules called Venolife Extens - this is a vitamin complex from another manufacturer; it has nothing to do with the treatment of vein diseases.

Patient reviews

Marina: “My grandmother developed an ulcer at the site of an old fracture. She treated her with some herbs for a long time, but there was no benefit. My roommate in the dorm used Venolife gel to treat injuries; she is an athlete. Constantly lubricated bruises and contusions.” Inga: “I read the instructions, looked on the Internet and took the gel to my grandmother. She was treated for a long time, almost a month. The ulcer has healed, and my grandmother is delighted. I shared my joy with my neighbors, and many already used it. Now he keeps it in reserve just in case.” Olga Petrovna: “My husband has been planning to have surgery to remove varicose veins for three years now.
The veins on my legs are terrible.
In the meantime, he periodically takes various medications, including applying Venolife. He does not notice any improvement or pain relief. True, his varicose veins are not at the initial stage.” Margarita: “I’m 152 cm tall, I can’t wear heels.
I always choose the highest stilettos, so by evening my legs, of course, are buzzing. Mom says that I will get varicose veins with such shoes, so I decided to take care in advance. There are the best reviews about Venolife cream, so I bought it.
I use it infrequently, but only when my legs are very tired. It’s so cool, relief comes immediately! And the swelling goes down and the fatigue goes away.” Irina: “I have varicose veins, and the doctor prescribed Venolife gel to me.
I was sorry for the money, it’s not cheap, but I decided to buy it. The composition there seems to be good, it turned out to be a complex treatment with one remedy. Among the positive aspects, I can note a slight smell and quick drying, which is important if you need to run to work in the morning. Yes, I had to use it at work. I didn't notice any other effect.
It doesn’t remove the stars, but the coolness comes from the fact that it dries quickly. It doesn't justify its price at all. There are cheaper products with better results.” Ivan Sergeevich: “I was treated with Venolife cream, and it helped me. All means must be used correctly. They anoint themselves twice and say it’s useless. The drug is used in a course. You need to follow a diet, do exercises and use Venolife, then there will be benefits. And they - at least they took off the heels first, and then complained. What’s the point of getting treatment if you’re immediately harming yourself.”

Action

Venolife gel has several effects due to its multicomponent composition:

  • Troxerutin. Plant polyphenol, blood microcirculation corrector, angioprotector, the oldest phleboprotector. Increases venous tone, relieves inflammation and reduces swelling. Reduces the permeability and fragility of blood vessels, improves tissue trophism. Has a pronounced anti-inflammatory effect. Troxerutin is included in the list of vital drugs. Popular among doctors and patients,
  • Dexpanthenol. A B vitamin, it is converted into pantothenic acid in the body. Increases the strength of collagen strands, promotes recovery processes, improves tissue metabolism, and has a weak anti-inflammatory effect. Used to treat skin lesions,
  • Heparin sodium. Anticoagulant: prevents the formation of blood clots and blood clotting. Increases the speed of blood flow,
  • The preservative phenylethanol has an antimicrobial and antifungal effect and prevents wound infection.

Contraindications and side effects

Venolife cannot be used in the following cases:

  • In case of hypersensitivity to any of the components of the drug,
  • In the presence of lacerations, wounds with increased discharge,
  • Rectally or vaginally
  • As an ophthalmic agent

Note!

Venolife gel can be used during pregnancy and breastfeeding. It's absolutely safe.

Side effects: allergies (itching, rashes, redness of the skin). If an allergy occurs, use of the drug should be discontinued.

It is not recommended to use Venolife together with other external agents to avoid their interaction.

Reviews of Venolife gel

edema-pain syndrome and microcirculatory-trophic disorders caused by venous insufficiency of the lower extremities (varicose veins, acute and chronic thrombophlebitis, post-thrombophlebitis syndrome, chronic lymphostasis);

soft tissue injuries (hematomas, dislocations, sprains);

acceleration of granulation and epithelization of trophic ulcers in the regeneration phase (in the absence of pronounced exudation).

The drug Venolife® is not contraindicated during pregnancy and lactation.

At a temperature of 15–25 °C.

Keep out of the reach of children.

2 years.

Do not use after the expiration date stated on the package.

Application

Methods of using Venolife gel for different diagnoses vary.

How to use for varicose veins

For varicose veins, Venolife is used like any ointment: applied in sufficient quantities to the damaged areas of the veins with gentle movements from bottom to top.

Use several times a day.

Even if all the symptoms of varicose veins quickly stop, the course of treatment is 3 weeks and must be completed completely.

After 3 weeks, stop using. A repeated course is prescribed at intervals of 4-6 months.

How to use for trophic ulcers

If a trophic ulcer with varicose veins is accompanied by exudate, it is pre-cleaned and treated with a 3% solution of hydrogen peroxide, furatsilin or chlorhexidine. The surfaces are allowed to dry. The gel is applied evenly over the entire damaged area.

Be sure to apply a sterile gauze bandage on top and secure it well. Change the dressing every 24 hours.

The duration of the course of treatment is determined by the doctor.

Synonyms of nosological groups

Category ICD-10Synonyms of diseases according to ICD-10
I80 Phlebitis and thrombophlebitisInflammation of superficial veins
Inflammatory vein diseases
Deep venous thrombophlebitis
Vein disease
Vein disease of the lower extremities
Peripheral vascular diseases
Peripheral vascular diseases
Migrating phlebitis
Insufficiency of the veins of the lower extremities
Exacerbation of chronic thrombophlebitis
Acute thrombophlebitis
Acute thrombophlebitis of superficial veins
Periphlebitis
Superficial periphlebitis
Superficial vein inflammation
Superficial thrombophlebitis
Superficial phlebitis
Thrombophlebitis
Thrombophlebitis of deep veins
Superficial thrombophlebitis
Phlebitis
Phlebitis of deep veins
Phlebitis of superficial veins
Phlebopathy
Chronic thrombophlebitis
Endophlebitis
I83 Varicose veins of the lower extremitiesVaricose veins of disseminated type
Varicose veins
Varicose veins of the lower extremities
Varicose veins of the lower extremities
Varicose veins of superficial veins
Varicose veins
Varicose veins
Varicose symptom complex
Varicose syndrome
Venous claudication
Venous varicose veins
Vein disease
Vein disease of the lower extremities
Feeling of heaviness and fatigue in the lower extremities
Prevaricose syndrome
Prevaricose syndrome
Sclerotherapy of varicose veins
Chronic varicose veins
I87.0 Postphlebitic syndromePostthrombotic disease
Postthrombotic venous insufficiency
Postthrombophlebitic disease
Postthrombophlebitic syndrome
Postthrombophlenic syndrome
Postphlebitis syndrome
Postphlebitis syndrome (stasis syndrome)
Postthrombotic syndrome
Postphlebitic syndrome
I87.2 Venous insufficiency (chronic) (peripheral)Painful tired legs
Pain and feeling of heaviness in the legs
Pain due to chronic venous insufficiency
Venous insufficiency
Venous insufficiency of the lower extremities
Venous-lymphatic insufficiency
Venous edema
Venous stagnation
Ischemic lesions of the feet
Lipedema
Microcirculatory-trophic disorder
Violation of venous circulation
Violation of venous circulation of the lower extremities
Venous circulation disorders
Peripheral circulation disorders in the extremities
Chronic venous insufficiency
Insufficiency of venous circulation
Organic venous insufficiency of the lower extremities
Acute venous insufficiency of the lower extremities
Swelling in the legs
Edema of the extremities
Swelling in the legs
Edema of the lower extremities due to chronic venous insufficiency
Swelling of the legs
Edema-pain syndrome in venous insufficiency
Swelling and pain in the legs
Feeling of heaviness in the legs
Prevaricose syndrome
Static heaviness in the legs
Trophic changes in tissues
Trophic tissue disorders
Trophic disorders
Heavy legs
Tired legs
Chronic venous insufficiency
Chronic venous insufficiency of the lower extremities
Chronic ischemic disease of the lower extremities
Chronic insufficiency of venous circulation
Feeling of heaviness in the legs
Feeling of heaviness in legs during pregnancy
Feeling of heaviness in the legs when standing for a long time
I89.0 Lymphoedema, not elsewhere classifiedVenous-lymphatic insufficiency
Lymphedema
Lymphedema
Lymphedema
Lymphostasis
Lymphostasis and swelling after breast cancer therapy
Lymphangiectatic edema
Lymphatic edema
Chronic lymphostasis
L98.4.2* Trophic skin ulcerVaricose ulcer
Varicose ulcers
Skin ulcer
Non-healing ulcers
Trophic ulcer
Trophic ulcer of the leg
Trophic skin lesions
Trophic post-burn ulcers
Trophic ulcers
Trophic skin ulcers
Difficult-to-heal ulcers
Leg ulcer
Skin ulcer
Trophic skin ulcer
Leg ulcer
Ulcerative-necrotic skin lesions
Leg ulcers
Leg ulcers
Ulcers of the lower extremities
T14.0 Superficial injury to unspecified body areaHematoma
Hematoma of traumatic origin
Hematomas
Muscle hematomas
Soft tissue hematomas
Skin healing
Bruise
Bruising due to sprains and bruises
Microtraumas
External hematomas
Small scratches
Primary treatment of superficial contaminated wounds
Superficial hematoma
Superficial damage to the skin and mucous membranes
Subcutaneous hematoma
Post-traumatic hematoma
Post-traumatic microcirculation disorder
Skin abrasion
Skin wounds
Soft tissue wounds
Bruise
Abrasion
Abrasions
Traumatic injuries
Traumatic lesions of the plexuses
Traumatic bruises
Injury
Soft tissue bruise
Bruised joint
Scratch
T14.3 Dislocation, sprain and damage to the capsular-ligamentous apparatus of a joint of an unspecified area of ​​the bodyPainful muscle strains
Pain and inflammation when stretched
Reduction of dislocation
Degenerative changes in the ligamentous apparatus
Swelling due to sprains and bruises
Swelling after interventions for dislocations
Damage and rupture of ligaments
Damage to the musculo-ligamentous apparatus
Ligament damage
Joint damage
Habitual sprains and tears
Ligament rupture
Ligament tears
Tendon ruptures
Muscle tendon ruptures
Joint injuries
Stretching
Crick
Muscle strain
Sprain
Ligament sprain
Tendon sprain
Sprains
Muscle strains
Sprains
Ligament sprains
Tendon sprains
Musculo-ligamentous injury
Joint injuries
Injuries to capsuloarticular tissues
Injuries of the osteoarticular system
Ligament injuries
Joint injuries
T14.9 Injury, unspecifiedPain syndrome after injuries
Pain syndrome due to injuries
Pain syndrome during injuries and after surgery
Pain from injuries
Traumatic pain
Joint pain due to injury
Postoperative and post-traumatic pain
Pain from injuries
Pain of traumatic origin
Severe pain syndrome of traumatic origin
Deep tissue damage
Deep scratches on the body
Closed injury
Minor domestic injuries
Minor skin damage
Violations of the integrity of soft tissues
Uncomplicated injuries
Extensive traumatic injury
Acute pain syndrome of traumatic origin
Swelling due to injuries
Previous sports injuries
Post-traumatic pain
Soft tissue injuries
Joint injuries
Sports injuries
Injury
Traumatic pain
Traumatic pain
Traumatic infiltration
Sports injuries

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The product was registered on the domestic market in 2011. During this time, both patients and medical professionals managed to give their reviews of Venolife cream. People note a decrease in pain and swelling in the legs with its use, and the disappearance of feelings of fatigue. With the progressive course of varicose veins, the results are more modest; up to 25% of people who use it notice a significant effect.

A few reviews from patients who underwent treatment:

  1. “I found what I was looking for. I have been using the drug for two years, in courses of 3 weeks. Problems with pain and swelling disappeared. I recommend this product to everyone."
  2. “Venolife helps me. It has a cooling effect and relieves tired legs. Has a pleasant smell. You need to take this drug!”
  3. “The doctor prescribed Venolife to replace Troxevasin. I didn't notice any significant difference. The price is higher, the consumption is also higher. All problems cannot be solved with one cream.”

Reviews from doctors about Venolife are highly appreciated. In their practice, it is recommended by therapists, phlebologists, and orthopedists. Here's what they write on medical forums:

  1. “A good medicine in the treatment of vein diseases. I often prescribe it to my patients. It reduces edema and relieves fatigue. Excellent price-quality ratio.”
  2. “It perfectly restores microcirculation. I recommend it for use for the prevention of varicose veins, especially for women who wear high-heeled shoes.”
  3. “It performs well in complex therapy. Relatively inexpensive among drugs of the same group. To get the effect, you need to carry out therapy courses.”

In the instructions for the drug, pregnancy and breastfeeding are not a contraindication to its use. The concentration of heparin contained in the gel does not have a systemic effect on the body of the mother and, especially, the child.

The product is considered absolutely safe, so doctors widely recommend it for expectant mothers who are faced with the problem of venous insufficiency.

We suggest you read Varicose veins during pregnancy on the legs and groin: what to do, how to treat?

And here are reviews about Venolife during pregnancy from women who tried it during this special period of life:

  1. “During pregnancy, I encountered the problem of swelling and pain in my legs. I was very scared because my mother suffers from chronic varicose veins. I went to the doctor who prescribed Venolife for me. Within a few days I felt better. I used the product until the end of pregnancy. Not a single spider vein appeared. I am pleased!"
  2. “I bought the medicine for the first time during pregnancy, my legs were so tight and I had cramps at night. The drug really helped me. There are cheaper analogues, but I won’t risk it.”

Analogs

The effect of the gel is obvious, but its price makes you look for cheaper Venolife analogues.

List of substitutes

Similar drugs containing troxerutin, which cost less than Venolife:

  • Troxevasin gel,
  • Troxevasin neo gel,
  • Lavenum gel,
  • Indovazin gel.

Cheaper analogues that contain sodium heparin:

  • Heparin ointment and gel,
  • Heparin-acriquin gel,
  • Gepatrombin ointment and gel,
  • Dolonit-Mosfarma,
  • Venitan forte,
  • Lavenum gel,
  • Skinlight,
  • Troxevasin neo.

Which is better and how to choose

A lot of drugs are advertised on television and on the Internet. Everyone promises quick relief from the symptoms of varicose veins and relief of the condition.

Most of these drugs are monocomponents - they contain one (as in Troxevasin gel or Heparin ointment), maximum two (as in Lavenum gel) active agents.

Venolife contains three potent substances at once, so it acts quickly in several directions at once.

There is an important condition for using it for trophic ulcers: Venolife contains dexpanthenol - many analogues do not contain this active ingredient.

Possible side effects

The drug can cause several side effects, but all of them relate mainly to those cases when, out of ignorance, a person neglected the first contraindication - intolerance to the components of the drug. In such situations, the area of ​​skin treated with the gel may experience itching of varying degrees of intensity, a rash, or traces of hyperemia (redness). It is easy to guess that the described manifestations are nothing more than an allergic reaction of the body. All undesirable clinical signs disappear on their own if the patient stops using Venolife. If the allergic reaction is too strong, it is recommended to take antihistamines once.

It is also important to understand that the use of the gel does not lead to an overdose; not a single case has been identified in medicine, however, this applies to most medicines intended for external use.

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