Sea Buckthorn oil, 50 ml

In complex therapy as wound healing agent in skin and mucous membrane lesions: in gastroenterology – gastric and duodenal ulcer; in gynecology – colpitis, endocervicitis, cervical erosion; in otorhinolaryngology – postoperative wounds to accelerate healing; in proctology – external hemorrhoids, rectal fissures; in surgery – to stimulate reparative processes in wounds of skin damage, radiation lesions, burns.

Composition

The active ingredient: sea buckthorn oil concentrate – 60 mg (containing a sum of carotenoids, in terms of β-carotene, 300 mg%). Excipient: Sunflower oil – up to 100 mg.

Directions for use

Externally, topically, internally. Outwardly: with skin lesions in the form of oil dressings. Sea buckthorn oil is applied to an area of skin cleaned of necrotic tissues and then a cotton-gauze bandage, which is changed every other day. Treatment is carried out until the appearance of granulation. Topically: with colpitis, endocervicitis, cervical erosions, hemorrhoids, rectal fissures are used in the form of tampons abundantly soaked in sea buckthorn oil. Course of treatment for colpitis 10-15 procedures; endocervicitis, cervical erosion 8-12 procedures for external hemorrhoids, rectal fissures 5-7 treatments. In otorhinolaryngology – in tympanoplasty, after treatment of the wound with antibiotics, tampons abundantly soaked in sea buckthorn oil, tamponize the wound surface. The course of treatment – 7-10 treatments. Inside: For stomach ulcers and duodenal ulcers take 1 teaspoon 2-3 times daily for 3-4 weeks.

Contraindications

Individual hypersensitivity to the drug; when applied topically or externally – profuse bleeding, abundant purulent discharge from the wound; when used orally – cholecystitis, cholangitis, pancreatitis, cholelithiasis, hepatitis; when administered rectally – diarrhea; children under 12 years of age.