Ointment of thiotriazoline

The external preparation - ointment of thiotriazoline - refers to preparations for the treatment of wounds and ulcers on the skin surface.

Indications of the ointments of thiotriazoline

Ointment of thiotriazoline is used as a remedy:

• with long healing wounds with slow granulations and weak epithelialization;
• with trophic ulcers and bedsores;
• with psoriatic lesions of the skin;
• with dystrophy and periodontal inflammation;
• with ulcers of the oral cavity.

Release form

The ointment of thiotriazoline is a colorless or slightly grayish homogeneous mass. The active ingredient is thiotriazoline.

The ointment is packaged in tubes of 25 grams, packed in a cardboard box.

Pharmacodynamics

The pharmacodynamic properties of thiotriazoline are explained by the membrane-normalizing action, blocking the processes of cross-oxidation of fats, and stimulation of anti-radical protection enzymes in the affected layers of cutaneous and mucous membranes. These reactions lead to a halt in the further development of the traumatic inflammatory process, to the acceleration of healing and tissue repair, to shortening the period of post-traumatic rehabilitation.

Pharmacokinetics

Ointment of thiotriazoline is an external preparation that, at the recommended frequency of application, does not penetrate into the systemic circulation and does not have a systemic effect on the body.

Tiotriazolin penetrates through the mucous membrane of the oral cavity in a short time. At the same time, the maximum content of the active ingredient in the blood plasma is detected for one and a half hours.

Use of the ointments of thiotriazoline during pregnancy

The ointment of thiotriazoline can be used unhindered by pregnant and lactating women, if the drug is prescribed by a doctor and is administered under his supervision.

Contraindications

The only possible contraindication to the use of ointment of thiotriazoline may be excessive individual sensitivity to the drug. 

Side effects of the ointments of thiotriazoline

Sometimes it is possible to develop unwanted side effects, which are:

• hypersensitive reaction (burning, skin rashes, redness);
• allergic urticaria;
• Temporary fever, Quincke's edema.

Dosing and administration

Ointment of thiotriazoline is used on external skin or mucous membranes.

The drug is applied to the wound surface, you can under the bandage, or by an open method. Frequency of ointment application - up to 2 times a day daily, for 7-20 days.

With pathologies of the gums, the ointment is placed in the gingival cavity in the morning and at night, repeating for 7-14 days.

Overdose

An overdose of thiotriazoline in the form of an ointment is not considered possible.

Interactions with other drugs

The ointment of thiotriazoline can be used with other anti-inflammatory, disinfectants, as well as with chemotherapy drugs.

Storage conditions

The ointment of thiotriazoline is stored in dark places, in a room with a temperature regime of +12 to + 25 ° C. It is necessary to limit the access of children to medicines.

Shelf life

The ointment of thiotriazoline can be stored for up to 2 years from the moment of manufacture.