Tisolum gel 10gr

Tisolum instruction

Reed more and buy Tisolum on this page

Composition of Tisolum

The gel is 100 percent composed of a complex of titanium glycerosolvate containing water molecules.

Form of issue

It is available as a gel for external and local use. The gel is transparent, has a thick texture, white with a grayish tinge and a weak specific odor. Available in glass or plastic jars, as well as in aluminum tubes.

pharmachologic effect

The gel has anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial effects. Due to the presence of bound molecules of the atom, titanium and glycerin have local analgesic, anti-edema, dehydrating and protective actions. It also promotes the acceleration of reparative processes in the skin and reduces inflammation (infiltration, swelling and erythema), eliminates itching.
Relieves local pain. Due to the gel form it can be used as a conductor for external therapeutic agents.

Pharmacodynamics and pharmacokinetics

After external application quickly absorbed and distributed in the skin. Metabolism does not occur, is allocated to 42 percent with the help of the kidneys in an invariable form, by 48 percent through the intestine, by 6.2 percent through the sweat glands and by 3.8 percent by the mucous membranes of the respiratory tract. In the body, the drug does not accumulate, the elimination rate ranges from 20 to 24 hours.

Indications for use

Tisolum is used for:
    dermatitis;
    inflammatory pathologies of lymph nodes;
    red flat lichen;
    tenosynovitis;
    seborrheic eczema;
    tendonitis;
    neurodermatitis;
    arthritis;
    psoriasis;
    scleroderma;
    bursitis;
    synechia (Tizol with Lydasa).
Gel is often used as a conduit that enhances the bioavailability of therapeutic agents through the skin.

Contraindications

The gel can not be used when:
    hypersensitivity to the active component;
    deep wounds containing pus;
    testimony in pregnant women;
    purulent wounds with strong exudation;
    acute lesions of the mucous membranes of an inflammatory nature;
    acute pathology of the skin of an inflammatory nature.

Side effects

In rare cases, in the first minutes after application to the mucous membranes or skin, there may be a feeling of tightness, tingling or tingling, which go away on their own and do not require the cancellation of the application of the gel. In the presence of individual hypersensitivity, there may be allergic reactions. In this case, you must cancel the use of the gel.

Instructions for use (Method and dosage)

According to the instructions, the gel is applied to the skin or damaged mucous membranes. You can apply up to three times a day, the duration of use depends on the severity and type of pathology. The course can last up to three months. To protect the skin during a radiotherapy session, the gel is applied a thin layer on the area that will be irradiated. Reapply the gel after 12 hours. The place on which the gel is applied should be protected from contact with clothing, as well as bandages with the effect of occlusion. In the case of a reaction to radiotherapy of a local nature, the drug is used until the symptoms disappear completely.
In rheumatoid arthritis a combination of Tisolum with Diclofenac and Hydrocortisone is used. Tisolum with Lidase is used to treat synechia.
Tisolum with eufillin for babies is used for hypoxia, and also for electrophoresis. This ointment does not give the child unpleasant sensations.

Overdose

Cases of drug overdose are not registered.

Interaction

The interaction of the gel with other drugs is not registered.

Terms of sale

Can be purchased without a prescription.

Storage conditions

It should be stored at a temperature of 5 to 25 degrees in a dark place.
Shelf life - two years.