Pantoderm ointment 5% 30gr

Pantoderm instruction for use

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Composition

In the composition of 1 gram of pantoderm (5%) ointment, intended for external use, contains 50 milligrams of the active drug dexpanthenol.
In addition, the preparation contains such auxiliary substances as: water, petrolatum, almond or vaseline oil, anhydrous lanolin, cetostearyl and lanolin alcohol, white wax.

Form of issue

Pantoderm cream is produced in an aluminum tube, with a nominal volume of 25 or 30 grams, packed in a cardboard box (in 1 packet 1 tube with ointment).

pharmachologic effect

The active drug has an anti-inflammatory, metabolic, and regenerative effect.

Pharmacodynamics and pharmacokinetics

Under the influence of dexpanthenol, pantothenic acid is formed in the human body, which belongs to the active metabolites and is a part of coenzyme A. In turn, this biologically active compound participates in the vast majority of metabolic processes and as a catalyst triggers the acetylation of choline, and also influences the formation of corticosteroids.
With topical application of the drug, the drug is quickly absorbed and converted to pantothenic acid, which binds to plasma proteins such as albumin and beta-globulin, thereby promoting regeneration of damaged skin, accelerating mitosis, and increasing the strength of collagen fibers.

Indications for use

The drug is recommended for use in the presence of the following diseases or ailments:
    dry skin;
    dermatitis, intertrigo, pressure sores, abscesses;
    Skin diseases, for example, psoriasis;
    burns and wounds, including aseptic postoperative.
In addition, the drug can be used during lactation for the treatment and prevention of inflammation or cracks in the mammary glands, as well as boils after sanitation and dissection. Pantoderm helps to prevent the development of diaper rash in infants and promotes the healing of skin grafts.

Contraindications

The drug is contraindicated in case of hypersensitivity to active medicinal components, which are part of its chemical composition.

Side effects

The drug can trigger the occurrence of an allergic reaction.

Instructions for the use of Pantoderm ointment (Method and dosage)

Pantoderm is intended for external use. The drug is applied to the inflamed or damaged skin. The frequency of use of the drug directly depends on the degree of damage caused to the skin.

Instructions for Pantoderm for specific patient groups:

    For treatment or in prophylactic care of mammary glands the drug is applied to the nipples after feeding. In addition, the drug is suitable for compresses.
    To care for the skin of infants, the drug is applied after each diaper change.

Overdose

No cases of overdose with this drug have been reported.

Interaction

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

Terms of sale

Currently, the drug can be found on a free sale. The drug is dispensed in pharmacies without a doctor's prescription.

Storage conditions

Temperature storage mode is 25 ° C. Keep in a place protected from sunlight and inaccessible to children.
Shelf life - 2 years.

Pantoderm Analogues

In a free sale you can find several similar Pantoderma drugs, which usually differ in price, because their chemical composition, medicinal effect and even the form of release remain the same.
The following medicines can be classified as the main Pantoderm analogues:
    Bepanten;
    D-Panthenol;
    Panthenol.

In pregnancy and lactation

In the absence of contraindications, the drug is allowed to use during lactation and during pregnancy.

Reviews of Pantoderm

In the overwhelming majority of cases, reviews about Pantoderm are positive. Patients recognize the effectiveness of the drug, so, if necessary, re-use it.
It is also remarkable that different groups of people, for example, suffering from skin diseases or young mothers caring for infants, give good recommendations to this drug.