Verrukatsid, 2 g

Calluses, Warts

Common, thread warts, plantar warts, papillomas, acute condyloma of the skin, dry calluses, keratomas.

How to take, the dosage

Externally. Apply precisely to the treated area with a special applicator or a small thin wooden stick, avoiding contact with neighboring areas and mucous membranes.

Small papillomas (up to 2 mm) and thread warts: Smear once.

Larger papillomas and small warts (2-3 mm): Smear 3-4 times with intervals for drying of the solution.

Warts on hands and soles: treat 7-10 times at intervals of 3-4 minutes.

Keratomas and dry calluses: treat 3-4 times at intervals of 3-4 minutes.

Before removing warts on the hands with a dense keratinized surface, plantar warts, keratomas and dry calluses, soften them with keratolytic ointment (e.g. salicylic), cover the smeared area with compress paper or polyethylene film and, over them, a gauze bandage. It is possible to cover it with a plaster. Then remove the bandage or plaster, steam the skin in hot water with soap and soda for 10-15 minutes and cut horny deposits with manicure scissors or pliers. The preparation is applied several times on the dried skin with an interval of 3-4 minutes for drying.

If repeated application of the preparation is necessary, it is advisable to smear zinc paste on the surrounding skin to avoid burns. The paste is removed with a dry gauze swab after the last portion of the preparation has dried.

Pointed condylomas: removed in the treatment room (not recommended by yourself) by applying the product to each item individually 1-2 times at intervals of 3-4 minutes.

The treatment is repeated 6-8 days after crusts have fallen off, if necessary. The treatment can be repeated 4-5 times.

Interaction

The components of the drug are easily dissolved in the ointment base, so it is not recommended to apply any ointments to the areas treated with Verrukatsid.

Special Instructions

Avoid contact with healthy skin and mucous membranes (especially eyes). If it gets into the eyes, rinse immediately with plenty of water and consult an ophthalmologist.

The treated areas should not be bandaged, plastered or ointmented, crusted, reapplied before the specified time. The treated area should be allowed to air-dry, avoid contact with clothing made of synthetic fabric, do not wash on the first day.

It is not recommended to apply Verrukatsid to formations located in skin folds (inguinal folds, anal area, interdigital spaces, etc.) and heavily sweated areas to avoid burns of non-injured skin.

If repeated application of the drug is necessary, it is advisable to apply zinc paste to the surrounding skin to avoid burns. The paste is removed with a dry gauze swab after the last portion of Verrucacid has dried.

In case of accidental contact of the drug with healthy skin, it is necessary to remove it from the skin immediately, carefully, without rubbing, and then treat the affected areas with 10-40% ethyl alcohol or alcohol-containing fluids (lotion, cologne) and wash thoroughly with warm water and soap.

In case of burns, it is recommended to use anti-burn and healing agents.

Particular caution should be exercised when using the drug in children.

Contraindications

Individual hypersensitivity to the components of Verrukatsid.

Pigmented nevi (moles), rashes located on the red fringe of the lips and mucous membranes.

The drug should not be applied on the surface of the skin over 20 cm2. Children under 7 years of age.

Side effects

Oedema and reddening of the eyelid (when treating foci near the eyes). It goes away on its own.

Pregnancy use

The use of the drug is possible when the estimated benefit to the mother exceeds the potential risk to the fetus or child. It is not recommended to remove masses located on the mammary glands and hands during lactation.