In the article, we consider the instructions and reviews for Ginezol candles.
This is a tool used in the gynecological field for the treatment of female fungal infections. It has a pronounced healing effect due to miconazole, which is part of the nitrate. It blocks the production of the cellular component of the fungal membrane tissue, destroys and prevents the pathogenic flora from growing and multiplying.
Also, the drug has antibacterial properties, acting on some types of gram-positive bacteria.
The medicine is one of the antiseptic and antimicrobial medications that help to effectively fight bacteria and fungi.
The composition of "Ginezol" and the form of release
As the instruction indicates, in the Ginezol candles there are only two components:
- 100 milligrams of the active substance miconazole, which has an antibacterial effect and antifungal characteristics.
- A mixture of vegetable oils - used to create a solid base.
The medicine is made in the form of white vaginal suppositories, in a package of seven pieces (in the pack there are seven additional applicators for safe administration, as well as instructions for use for Ginezol suppositories).
Pharmacological effect
The active substance combines an antifungal effect with respect to yeast, simple dermatophytes and different types of other fungi of antibacterial action in relation to specific gram-positive bacteria.
Thanks to miconazole, the fungal biosynthesis of ergosterol is inhibited, the composition of other lipid elements in the membrane changes, due to which necrosis of the fungal cells occurs. The active substance accelerates the elimination of itching, often a companion to infections caused by dermatophytes and yeast. Does not change the vaginal pH and the composition of the microflora.
Pharmacokinetics
Local administration of miconazole is not found in blood plasma, urine or feces. The active substance remains in the vagina for eight hours after using the product.
In what cases is appointed?
According to the instructions for use, Ginezol suppositories are used for local therapy of fungal infections of the mucous membranes and skin in the vagina and vulva. The drug is prescribed for the following diseases: infection of the intimate organs due to the activity of gram-positive microorganisms, that is, secondary infections; vaginal candidiasis.
How to apply?
According to the instructions, Ginezol suppositories are used for insertion into the vagina. The procedure is done once a day (one suppository) in the evenings.
After administration, it is advisable to remain at least 20-40 minutes in a horizontal position. Before using suppositories, you need to thoroughly wash your hands and do hygienic procedures of the genitals.
The duration of treatment is equal to a week. To enhance effectiveness, it is allowed to combine the use of suppositories with other dosage forms of the drug.
Contraindications
Suppositories cannot be prescribed if there is at least one of the contraindications listed below:
- individual intolerance to substances in the composition;
- patient age up to twelve years;
- pregnancy (up to twelve weeks).
It should be noted that for patients with impaired blood microcirculation and diabetes mellitus, the drug can be prescribed only with constant monitoring of the patient's well-being.
What else does the Ginezol candlestick manual tell us?
Lactation and pregnancy
The drug is able to affect the formation of internal organs of the fetus, and therefore it cannot be used in the first trimester of pregnancy.
From 12-14 weeks, treatment with Ginezol suppositories is permissible if they are well tolerated by the patient, and medical supervision is performed throughout the entire treatment period.
At the time of treatment, it is advisable to minimize lactation due to insufficient information on the safety of using candles at this time.
So it is said in the instructions for use for candles "Ginezol."
Side effects
At the beginning of treatment, local irritant reactions may appear, for example, itching, redness and burning. In some cases, slight swelling of the soft tissue in the perineum may occur. These phenomena usually pass completely in 1-3 days after the start of the treatment course. If this does not happen, you need to see a doctor and consult.
Overdose
In accordance with the instructions for candles "Ginezol 7", there were no cases of using the product in a dosage that exceeds the recommended.
The composition of suppositories can damage condoms, and therefore sexual intercourse should be avoided during treatment.
Analogs
The following similar tools exist:
- "Dactanol" is an antifungal drug based on miconazole. Due to this substance, it is widely used in dermatomycoses caused by fungi, fungal balanitis and vaginal candidiasis. Dosage forms such as spray powder, ointment and capsules are offered.
Advantages: convenience of dosage forms; quickly eliminates the symptoms of fungal infections. Disadvantages: there is a likelihood of an allergic reaction; it is better not to use during critical days.
- Mikozon is a drug that actively acts on yeast and pathogenic fungi, thereby successfully coping with a number of diseases such as fungal infections of the nails and skin, gastrointestinal candidiasis, thrush, etc. It is produced in several forms.
Advantages: effective influence; can be used for lactation under the supervision of a specialist. Disadvantages: it is undesirable to use simultaneously with similar drugs; not for patients under twelve years of age; high price.
Reviews
Suppositories contain miconazole, a modern substance for the treatment of candidiasis. The number of suppositories corresponds to the treatment course, a convenient form of release. The medicine is well tolerated, effective for burning and itching, which are symptoms of candidiasis. Great tool at an affordable price. The advantages include high efficiency and the absence of side effects.
Some patients consider the disadvantages to be cost and an oily structure (suppositories leave the vagina all day), as well as the fact that they melt quickly.