"Coletex gel": instructions for use

"Coletex gel" is a fairly effective tool that is used during combination and radiation therapy. The universal composition provides not only preventive, but also therapeutic effect on specific reactions of the body. The drug allows you to restore damaged mucous membranes and skin, which often arise as a result of radiation therapy. “Coletex gel DNA” with derinate significantly speeds up the healing process of wounds that remain open for a long time.

Composition and form of release

“Coletex gel” has established itself as a high-quality medicine that is actively used in modern medicine. The active component of the drug is lidocaine hydrochloride, which has a powerful analgesic effect. As auxiliary substances are used:

1. Purified water.
2. Chlorhexidine hydrochloride.
3. Glycerol.
4. Hydroxyethyl cellulose.

The drug is sold in tubes of 15, 20 and 30 g.

Pharmacodynamics of the drug

Before applying the drug to problem areas, the patient must study the instructions for use. “Coletex gel” with regular use leads to inhibition of nerve conduction, as a result of which nerve endings and fibers are blocked. Experts have proven that lidocaine significantly exceeds the similar properties of procaine in its effectiveness.

The drug has an antiarrhythmic property, which is due to a significant increase in the degree of permeability of the membranes, the general stabilization of cells and the specific blocking of sodium channels. But even with prolonged use, the gel does not significantly affect myocardial conductivity. Exceeding the allowable dosage is fraught with the development of an inotropic effect of a negative nature.

Indications for use

To restore the body after radiation therapy, specialists prescribe a high-quality Coletex Gel. Reviews about this medication in most cases are positive. The main indications for use include:

1. Suturing in the presence of abscesses of the skin.
2. Anesthesia before the upcoming rectoscopy.
3. The appointment of septectomy, electrocoagulation. The drug is effective in the resection of polyps in the nasal cavity.
4. Qualitative anesthesia of the oral mucosa during dental treatment. The medication is often used for various dental procedures: suturing, opening of diagnosed cysts, removal of milk teeth, excision of neoplasms.
5. Puncture of the sinuses.
6. Teething.
7. Insertion of a probe through the mouth or nose.
8. Effective anesthesia for short surgical interventions that are carried out in front of the eyes.

The main contraindications

In different areas of modern medicine, the high-quality Coletex Gel DNA-L is actively used. Instructions for use of this drug contain a number of contraindications that must be taken into account to avoid the manifestation of unwanted side effects:

1. Hypersensitivity to the components of the drug.
2. A strong decrease in blood pressure.
3. Sinoatrial block.
4. Diagnosed Morgagni-Adams-Stokes Syndrome. For this pathology, the development of cerebral ischemia and a decrease in total cardiac output are characteristic.
5. Bradycardia
6. Acute and chronic forms of heart failure.
7. A shock condition that has a cardiogenic nature.
8. Violation of intraventricular conduction.

Universal “Coletex gel” can be used with extreme caution for those patients who have been diagnosed with the following disorders and diseases:

1. Sinus type bradycardia.
2. Hypotension.
3. Severe renal and hepatic failure.
4. Seizures of epileptiform type.
5. Inadequate renal circulation.
6. Hypersensitivity to amide preparations.

Dosage and route of administration

In traditional medicine, the drug Coletex gel DNA-L is used for pain relief. Instructions for use contain information that the tool can be applied to mucous surfaces and skin. A small amount of gel is evenly distributed on the wound or trophic ulcer. The drug can also be introduced into the cavity of the vagina, rectum. If necessary, the use of dressings with gel is allowed. The optimal amount of the drug is determined by a specialist, since it all depends on the complexity of the disease. The procedure can be repeated a maximum of 4 times a day.

Adverse reactions

For high-quality pain relief and accelerated wound healing, experts recommend the use of Coletex 5-foot gel. In the instructions for use, manufacturers indicated that in rare cases, patients may experience various adverse reactions:

1. At the place of application of the gel, tightness is felt.
2. Hives.
3. Severe burning and itching of the treated area, which independently pass within a few minutes after applying the drug.
4. Dizziness.
5. Tremor.
6. Headache.
7. Vomiting
8. Euphoria.
9. Angioneurotic edema.
10. Increased drowsiness.
11. Nausea.
12. Weakness.
13. Disorientation in space.
14. Leg cramps.
15. Hypersensitivity to bright light.
16. General weakness.

Interaction with other drugs

“Coletex gel” is often used for combination therapy of various pathologies, but in this case it is necessary to take into account some nuances:

1. When using Cimetidine and beta-blockers, the risk of toxic effects increases.
2. The effect of the muscle relaxants used is enhanced.
3. As a result of the use of "Lidocaine" and MAO inhibitors, a decrease in blood pressure occurs.
4. Significantly increases the effect of curariform agents.
5. "Coletex gel" reduces the effectiveness of anti-myasthenic drugs.
6. If the patient uses Procainamide, then hallucinations and excitement of the central nervous system are not ruled out.
7. Significantly increases the analgesic effect of "Lidocaine" during the use of "Epinephrine", "Phenylephrine", "Metoxamine."

To minimize the risk of developing unwanted effects, you must always consult a doctor who will choose the most suitable course of treatment.

special instructions

The patient should ensure that the drug does not get into the eyes or respiratory tract. With extreme caution, the medication can be used by those who drive vehicles or other mechanisms that require a good reaction and accuracy of movements. Treatment of weakened and elderly patients, as well as people with mental retardation, should occur under the strict supervision of a physician. “Coletex gel” is strictly forbidden to use while carrying a child and breastfeeding. The drug is prescribed with extreme caution to children under 18 years of age.

Available analogues

A similar principle of exposure to the human body is possessed by those medications that contain the active substance lidocaine. Most often used to replace the main drug:

1. Katedzhel. The drug perfectly relieves pain, and also fights against various pathogenic microorganisms due to its powerful antiseptic effect.
2. "Kamistad." This is a high-quality dental gel, which contains the extract of pharmacy chamomile. The medication is aimed at eliminating inflammation and pain. The drug has a powerful antiseptic principle of action.
3. "Kalgel." The medication has a pronounced antibacterial effect. Moderate use avoids the development of complications that may be caused by pathogenic microflora.

You can use any of these medicines only after prior consultation with your doctor. Otherwise, it is possible to aggravate the state of health, which is why hospital treatment is needed.