Cindol susp. 125gr

Cindol instruction

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Composition

In 100ml suspension contains 12.5g of zinc oxide, 12.5g of starch, 20g of glycerin, 12.5g of medical talc, 20g of ethyl alcohol 70%, and up to 100g of distilled water.

Form of issue

The drug Cindol is available as a suspension in glass bottles with a capacity of 100 and 125ml.

pharmachologic effect

The drug has an astringent, drying, and antiseptic action.

Pharmacodynamics and pharmacokinetics

Therapeutic effects of the drug are due to the presence in its composition of zinc oxide, which exerts a drying, astringent, anti-inflammatory, antiseptic and adsorbing action on the skin.
Due to these properties, Cindol refers to dermatotropic drugs - it has a positive effect on skin and dermis, reducing the severity and intensity of the pathological processes taking place in them.
The suspension applied to the skin forms salts of the albumin protein - albumin, denaturing other proteins. This effect is extremely important for drying the skin, removing inflammation, as well as absorbing harmful substances, since most of the biological molecules that take part in irritations and inflammations of the skin are protein structures.
Having the ability to denature proteins, the drug reduces the secretion of fluids, and also reduces the severity of irritation and inflammation. The layer of denatured proteins on the skin formed by the action of the suspension creates a protective film protecting the affected skin from infection, and also creates a micro environment favorable for healing processes. Due to this protective layer, the skin is protected from harmful environmental factors, as well as various irritating substances. In addition, Cindol softens irritated skin.

Indications for use of Cindol

The drug is indicated for use in the following conditions:
    swabbing;
    intertrigo;
    pressure sores;
    cuts and scratches;
    Dermatitis, including allergic, contact and diaper;
    sun and thermal burns;
    eczema in the period of its exacerbation;
    streptoderma;
    ulcerative lesions on the skin (including trophic ulcers);
    herpetic eruptions.

Contraindications

The drug is contraindicated in hypersensitivity to the components that make up the drug.

Side effects

When using Cindol suspension, allergic reactions can occur, which appear on the site of the drug application. Allergic reactions may manifest as itching, rash or redness in the area of ​​the skin treated with the drug. In case of development of such allergic reactions, it is necessary to stop using the suspension of Cindol, and also to refuse further from external means, which contain zinc oxide.

Instructions for use of Cindol (Method and dosage)

Before using Cindol suspensions, it is necessary to wash the affected skin with warm water, and then dry it well. After this, you need to take a bottle of Cindol and carefully shake the suspension until the contents get a uniform consistency. Then the mallet is applied a thin layer on the affected skin areas (like ointment) for several hours, after which the preparation is washed off the skin with warm water. The skin is treated 4-6 times a day.
The length of the course of treatment depends on the extent of the lesion and can be as several days or a month.

Instruction on Cindol under different conditions

    With severe lesions of the skin: Treatment is performed with masks with Cindol. The drug is applied to the skin, then it is allowed to dry it in the open air, then covered with gauze or a piece of tissue and in this form is left overnight.
    For the treatment of wounds and burns: A bandage is applied to the affected area of ​​the skin, treated with a suspension of Cindol. If necessary, the bandage can be changed to a new one.
    For children: For preventive purposes, the product can be applied to areas of the skin that come into contact with wet laundry.
    In the treatment of wounds, cuts and scratches, as well as temperature and sunburn: Suspension of Cindol is applied in a thin layer on the affected areas. If necessary, you can cover the affected area with a gauze bandage.
    When diaper dermatitis in children: At the first signs of diaper rash, redness or minor skin irritations, the baby's skin is treated with a suspension 3 times a day, or each time after the diaper is replaced.
When using the product, do not allow it to enter the mouth or eyes. It is also important to remember that the drug is not designed to treat pustular rashes, so the use of the Cindol suspension should be carried out only on those areas of the skin that are not infected.

Overdose

There are no reported cases of overdose with Cindol.

Interaction

The interaction of the drug with other drugs is not described.

Terms of sale

The drug is dispensed in pharmacies without a prescription.

Storage conditions

The drug should be stored at room temperature in a place that is inaccessible to children.
Shelf life - 2 years.

For newborns

The drug does not have negative effects on the baby's skin, so it can be used without fear even for newborns. In this case, do not apply the suspension of Cindol to the skin of the face, as this can cause the appearance of peeling.

Instruction for newborns

    In the morning, buy a child in water with a solution of potassium permanganate (water should be colored in a faint pink color).
    Examine the body of the child with a towel, and then treat with suspension all the places that are covered with a rash. After this, the suspension must be dried on bare skin in the open air.
    During the day, as necessary, re-process the affected areas. For example, if the child is very sweaty or should be replaced with wet diapers.
    In the evening, you should buy a child in water with potassium permanganate.
As a rule, with this treatment regimen, diaper dermatitis can be cured within a few days.

In pregnancy and lactation

Cindol helps to cope with sweating, eczema, inflammatory eruptions, allergic dermatitis, itching, and also with small pimples that can appear during pregnancy.
As a rule, the skin of women during pregnancy is prone to peeling, the formation of pimples, dermatitis, redness, as well as various kinds of irritations - with all these symptoms, Cindol does an excellent job. In addition, the drug can also be used in the treatment of scratches, cuts and insect bites.

Reviews about Cindol

Due to its effectiveness and low price of Cindol, the drug has a lot of positive reviews on the net. The suspension perfectly copes with many dermal problems both adults, and children, thus practically not causing any side effects.
A lot of positive feedback related to the ability of the Cindol's talker to soothe irritation after shaving (including the bikini area), and also to prevent the appearance of redness, pustules and pimples.
Comments on Cindol with chicken pox were left by many parents who treated the rashes from their children. They note that the Cindol chatter does not leave traces like other preparations (for example, zelenok), while it dries out the wind-mite rash and accelerates the healing time for the wound without leaving any scars even in those places where deep sores were located. Applying Cindol with chickenpox, parents noted that the drug does not scratch the skin at all, so there is no problem with applying it to the baby's skin. Negative responses were left most often by those parents who do not have time to process chickenpox rashes several times a day.
Many people have spoken about the use of a suspension of acne. Reviews about Cindol in this case were often positive in nature - the drug reduces inflammation and heals small rashes. However, there were also negative reviews that were left by those people to whom the use of the suspension of Cindol did not help to get rid of acne. It is worth noting that leaving negative reviews when using Cindol from acne expressed that there was no worsening of the situation in any case.
Some reviews are devoted to the fact that people wanted to buy a zestol ointment in the pharmacy, but in a different form, except for the suspension, the drug is not released.