Allokin-Alfa powder 1mg #3

What is Allokin-Alfa?

Allokin-Alfa contains alloferon, a biologically active oligopeptide that stimulates the body's own interferon system and activates natural killer cells to fight viral infections and destroy damaged cells. It is effective against influenza viruses, hepatitis B and C, herpes simplex types 1 and 2, human papillomavirus including oncogenic strains, and certain urogenital infections.

Pharmacological Action

• Increases endogenous interferon levels 2-2.5 times within 2 hours post-injection, lasting 6-8 hours
• Natural killer cell levels remain elevated for up to 7 days after a single injection
• Enhances immune response and cytotoxic lymphocyte activity

Form and Packaging

• Lyophilized powder in 1 mg ampoules for solution preparation
• Ampoules packaged in polymer cassette blister packs of 5 or 10
• Includes a single-use ampoule knife

Indications for Use

• Chronic papillomavirus infection, including oncogenic types
• Warts, flat and plantar warts
• Influenza and acute respiratory viral infections
• Chronic recurrent herpes simplex types 1 and 2
• Prevention of cervical dysplasia and cervical cancer
• Infectious urogenital diseases, including mixed infections
• Moderate acute hepatitis B and C as part of combination therapy

Contraindications

• Hypersensitivity to alloferon or excipients
• Severe autoimmune diseases
• Pregnancy and breastfeeding
• Not for use in pediatric patients

How to Prepare and Administer

Dissolve lyophilized powder in 1 ml isotonic sodium chloride solution immediately before injection. Do not mix with other drugs in the syringe.

Subcutaneous injection technique:

1. Wash hands thoroughly and use sterile gloves
2. Disinfect injection site with 70% alcohol swabs, first in a wide circle, then directly at the injection point
3. Pinch skin fold at injection site
4. Insert needle at 45° angle about 15 mm deep
5. Inject solution slowly, then remove needle and apply alcohol swab
6. Common injection sites: upper outer shoulder, upper back, front thigh, or lateral abdomen

Dosage Regimens

• Oncogenic HPV: 1 ml every 48 hours for 6 injections
• Recurrent herpes: 1 mg every 48 hours for 3 injections
• Acute hepatitis B or C: 1 ampoule three times per week, up to 9 injections total

Overdose

No clinically confirmed overdose cases reported.

Drug Interactions

Use caution when combining with other immunomodulators; regular blood monitoring is recommended. Combination with Acyclovir is safe and therapeutically beneficial for genital herpes treatment.

Storage

• Store ampoules in a dry, dark place at 2-8°C
• Keep out of reach of children
• Do not freeze
• Shelf life: 2 years

Special Precautions

• Begin hepatitis B/C treatment within 7 days of symptom onset
• Avoid driving or operating heavy machinery during treatment due to possible dizziness
• Do not mix with other injectable drugs in the same syringe
• Alcohol consumption should be avoided during treatment

Use in Children, Pregnancy, and Lactation

• Contraindicated in children under 18
• Not recommended during pregnancy or breastfeeding
• Discuss breastfeeding cessation if antiviral therapy is necessary

Reviews and Effectiveness

Allokin-Alfa is highly regarded by patients and physicians for its fast-acting antiviral and immunomodulatory effects. Clinical outcomes show significant improvement in viral infections, including herpes and HPV-related conditions, especially when combined with Acyclovir.

Prevention of cervical dysplasia and cancer shows a success rate of approximately 98%, and HPV treatment efficacy is around 96% according to clinical reports.

Purchase Information

Available without a prescription. Ensure purchase from reliable sources to avoid counterfeit products.