The medicine "Betadine" (suppository) instructions for use relate to disinfectants and antiseptics of a wide range of effects. The medication is active against a huge number of microorganisms.
Suppositories are one of the most convenient dosage forms. In addition, a medication in the form of suppositories, as a rule, begins to act almost immediately, after dissolution.
After penetration into the body from the drug "Betadine" active iodine is released. The component, binding to the proteins of cells of microorganisms that cause infection, leads to their coagulation (coagulation). Thus, the destruction of microbes occurs.
Due to the fact that the molecules of the Betadine preparation are quite large, the medicine is poorly absorbed into the systemic circulation. The medication acts by penetrating the tissue superficially. At the same time, the Betadine drug (suppository) describes the instructions for use as a means of prolonged (long) action, which is ensured by the slow release of active iodine from the tissues. The drug has no toxic effects.
The medicine "Betadine". Application
Vaginal suppositories are recommended for gynecological infectious diseases of a bacterial nature, including sexually transmitted infections (for gonorrhea, for example).
Betadine (candles) is recommended for thrush and other infections caused by fungal infections.
The medicine is prescribed for viral pathologies, as well as diseases provoked by protozoa in the genitals, including those transmitted through sexual contact (with genital herpes or trichomoniasis, for example).
Vaginal suppositories are recommended to prevent infection before gynecological manipulations and operations.
It is recommended to administer suppositories deep into the vagina, one at a time, no more than twice.
Betadine (candles), the instructions for use do not allow for prescription for hypersensitivity to the ingredients of the drug, for disorders in the functioning of the thyroid gland. The drug is not recommended simultaneously with the use of radioactive iodine. Contraindications include pregnancy (after 1 trimester), lactation. The medicine "Betadine" (suppositories) does not allow the use instructions for the treatment of newborn children, as well as for inflammatory skin disease of a chronic course complicated by itching and rashes.
Vaginal suppositories are a highly effective antibacterial agent. However, like any medication, some unwanted reactions can cause it. When using the drug "Betadine" (suppositories), allergies, redness, blistering rash, and itching may occur. As a rule, after drug withdrawal, these manifestations disappear on their own.
Uncontrolled use of vaginal suppositories can lead to the development of bacterial vaginosis or dysbiosis in the vagina.
When using the drug, it is recommended to use sanitary pads, as iodine leaves spots on underwear.
Many women who have used Betadine vaginal suppositories claim that this is one of the most effective remedies for thrush. In most cases, the medicine is well tolerated. But in case of undesirable consequences when using Betadine vaginal suppositories, you should contact your doctor immediately. It is highly recommended not to self-medicate. Despite the large number of positive reviews, it is necessary to consult a doctor. The treatment of gynecological infections should be trusted only by a specialist.