"Ginezol 7" is a gynecological drug for topical application with antifungal action. The product is available in the form of a white vaginal cream . There are also Ginezol 7 candles. The main active ingredient of the drug is miconazole nitrate, and the auxiliary substances are benzoic acid, hydroxyanisole butylate, mineral oil, purified water, as well as pegoxol-7-stearite and peglycol-5-oleate. The drug is produced in plastic tubes placed in cardboard packaging with an applicator in the kit.
Ginesol 7: action and pharmacokinetics
The active substance has an antifungal effect in relation to a number of yeast, dermatophytes and other fungi in combination with an antibacterial effect on gram-positive bacteria. Miconazole is able to suppress the biological synthesis of ergosterol in fungi and change the composition of lipid components in the membrane, which, in turn, causes necrosis of fungal cells. The drug quickly eliminates itching, which can accompany infection, but it does not affect the acid balance of the vagina and its microflora.
After the administration of the Ginezol 7 drug, the active suspension is released. After applying the cream, intravaginal systemic absorption is limited. Eight hours after the use of the drug, miconazole remains in the vagina, however, it is not found in either urine or plasma.
Ginesol 7: instructions for use
The cream should be applied to the mucous membranes of the genitals (external) or injected inside with a special applicator overnight for 7 days.
Avoid contact of the medicine with latex products (condoms and contraceptive diaphragms), as it can cause damage to the rubber.
The drug is prescribed for the treatment of vulvovaginal candidiasis, as well as some secondary infections caused by gram-positive microorganisms.
"Ginezol 7" is not used for increased individual sensitivity to the components and substances of the drug, in children under twelve years of age, in the first trimester of pregnancy. During lactation, the question of treatment with the drug is decided on an individual basis and, as a rule, entails the cessation of breastfeeding. It is used with caution in diabetes, impaired microcirculation, in the second and third trimester of pregnancy.
The drug may cause some side effects, but they are extremely rare and poorly expressed. Perhaps the appearance of local irritation, itching, burning, especially at the very beginning of treatment with the drug "Ginezol 7". If you do everything according to the instructions, you can avoid their manifestation.
The cream is stored in a dry, dark place, inaccessible to children, at a temperature of 15-30 degrees Celsius. The maximum shelf life is two years from the date of issue. At the end of the period indicated on the packaging, use is strictly prohibited.
In case of adverse and allergic reactions, treatment is suspended until the reasons for their appearance are clarified or completely stopped. If necessary, the drug can be removed from the vagina by rinsing with boiled water. To prevent reinfection, all hygiene rules must be followed . If the infection is found in the sexual partner, he is also prescribed treatment.
The drug is dispensed from pharmacies without a prescription, but before using it, you should still seek the advice of your doctor. This will help to avoid undesirable consequences due to the ineffectiveness of the drug and possible adverse reactions.
Attention! This article is intended solely for familiarization with the drug. Before making certain conclusions about its use, check with the pharmacy, the manufacturer or a gynecologist for more information.