Dimexide is an affordable and at the same time effective anti-inflammatory agent used for various diseases of the musculoskeletal system, skin and soft tissues, the oral cavity, and also in gynecology. Such a wide range of uses is achieved due to the unique properties of this drug, which can:
- local anesthetic effect;
- anti-inflammatory and antibacterial action;
- deep penetration into the tissues of drugs, dissolved in it.
In this regard, Dimexide is most often used in combination with other drugs to obtain the maximum effect from exposure.
As a rule, it is used topically in the form of compresses or tampons, for preparation of which Dimexide is previously diluted with water in the proportions indicated by the doctor.
To make it more convenient to apply Dimexide in gynecology, in addition to the solution, suppositories are produced with propolis, which are introduced into the vagina.
Dimexide solution in gynecology
In gynecology, treatment with Dimexide in combination with other medicinal products is practiced with the following indications:
- erosion of the cervix ;
- infectious and inflammatory processes;
- rehabilitation procedures after radiation therapy in patients with oncological diseases of the pelvic organs;
- postpartum and postoperative complications.
Positive results in the treatment with Dimexide are achieved by blocking biological substances that cause inflammation, as a consequence, reduces swelling and discharge from the genital organs. Anesthetic action will eliminate the symptoms characteristic of many diseases, for example, itching and burning . And the ability to destroy malignant microorganisms - will get rid of the pathogen problem.
With proper use, women notice a significant improvement after several procedures.
How to grow and apply Dimexide in gynecology?
How to properly dilute Dimexide, the doctor will answer unequivocally: in gynecology, their proportions are kept for the preparation of the solution. In view of the fact that the most common form of application are tampons that are inserted into the vagina, there is a risk of damaging the mucosa if you make Dimexide solution too concentrated.
Tampons for these purposes are recommended to be made independently of sterile material. Once moistened with a medicine, enter the vagina is not too deep, so the active substance penetrates directly to the focus of inflammation.
Often, gynecologists prescribe to patients a more convenient form for Dimexide, in the form of vaginal suppositories Propolis D (the second component of propolis), which are not inferior in their effectiveness. In addition, they are an excellent immunomodulator.
Widely applicable in gynecology is the solution of Dimexide and Novocaine, in cases where it is necessary to achieve a rapid analgesic effect.
Electrophoresis with Dimexide is an excellent and safe method for treating many diseases, it is also used in gynecology.
Dimexide - contraindications
Dimexide is a medicinal preparation, and by itself, it has some contraindications.
- disorders of the liver and kidneys;
- disorders of the blood circulation of the brain (stroke);
- cardiovascular pathologies (infarction, angina pectoris, atherosclerosis and others);
- Some ophthalmic diseases (cataract, glaucoma, increased intraocular pressure);
- individual intolerance, as well as pregnancy and lactation;
- children under 15 years, and adults over 60.