Briefly about the important: 'Geksikon' with thrush and other diseases

Every pharmacist and doctor knows the popular drug "Geksikon" today. This drug is based on chlorhexidine bigluconate, which is very effective in fighting many types of bacteria: with herpes viruses, protozoa, gram-negative and gram-positive bacteria.

"Hexicon" is available in several forms: for external and local use - "Geksikon" gel, the instruction of which describes all the properties of the drug, a solution in the form of a solution that is applied externally and vaginal suppositories.

What is the main advantage of the drug?

Firstly, "Hexicon" is highly active in the presence of pus and blood. Secondly, it remains on the epidermis for a long time, which contributes to a good bactericidal effect. Thirdly, he has almost no contraindications.

Application

The "hexicon" solution must be used externally:

- in the prevention and treatment of certain sexually transmitted diseases (genital herpes, syphilis, trichomoniasis, gonorrhea, chlamydia, ureaplasmosis);

- in the treatment of urethroprostatitis and urethritis;

- with disinfection of burn surfaces and wounds;

- in the treatment of skin infections;

- with lesions of mucous membranes;

- with stomatitis, gingivitis, periodontitis, aphtha, alveolitis (rinsing and application).

The gel is used for external and local use:

- treatment of various skin infections;

- treatment of gingivitis, stomatitis, aphtha, periodontitis, alveolitis;

- treatment of balanoposthitis and balanitis;

Treatment of vulvovaginitis.

Candles:

- prevention and treatment of some venereal diseases (gonorrhea, syphilis, chlamydia, etc.).

- very effective "geksikon" with thrush;

- treatment of vaginitis and endocervicitis;

- application before treatment of various gynecological diseases;

- as a prophylaxis it is possible to apply the drug directly before birth;

- application before intrauterine studies.

Contraindications

Do not use the medicine if the patient has:

- hypersensitivity to some components of the drug;

- dermatitis;

- childhood. Use with caution and only candles of 0.008 g;

There are no contraindications to the use of this drug during pregnancy.

Side effects

In some cases, when you receive funds, you can:

- rare allergic reactions;

- itching;

- when rinsing the mouth - a taste disorder, perhaps even staining the tooth enamel;

- dry skin.

Dosage of the drug

In case of skin lesions, the solution of "Hexicon" should be applied in the form of irrigation, lotion or rinsing of the affected parts. Apply on the affected surface should be about 10 ml, leaving only for 3 minutes. And repeating the procedure about 2-3 times a day. When treating urethritis and urethroprostatitis, 3 ml of solution must be injected into the urethra within 9-10 days. The procedure is repeated approximately 2 times a day. In the prevention of sexual diseases, women should use 1 candle not later than 2 hours after the end of sexual intercourse. Men need to inject 3 ml of the solution into the urethra. When treating venereal diseases, 1 candle should be applied 2 times a day (about a week or 10 days). If necessary, the course can be extended to 20 days.

"Hexicon" for thrush - a means of prevention and treatment

Often women face one of the most unpleasant ailments - with thrush. There are a number of drugs used to treat this disease. One of these drugs is "Geksikon". He effectively fights against the cause of this disease.

"Hexicon" for thrush is used very often due to its high efficiency. Thanks to it the activity of Candida fungi is suppressed, the vaginal microflora is normalized, inflammations and swelling are removed. Since the drug has a local effect, its use is possible during pregnancy and lactation.

How to use the drug with thrush:

- application of the gel to the affected surface for a week or 10 days 3 times per day;

- use of candles 2 times every day (5 or 10 days);

- syringing, application of the solution 2 times a day. So it's worth doing 7 or 10 days.

Do not forget that "Geksikon" with thrush should be used, after consulting with a doctor.