To treat diseases of fungal or parasitic origin, many tools have been developed. Wilkinson's ointment is one of the most effective and harmless drugs used by specialists most often.
Useful properties of ointment
This product has been recognized thanks to powerful antiseptic, antifungal, disinfectant and anti-inflammatory properties. Ointment Wilkinson quickly copes with harmful microorganisms that cause most dermatological problems, restores blood supply to affected areas and promotes early regeneration of the skin and its strengthening.
The main secret of success is in the composition of Wilkinson's ointment. The basis of it is petrolatum (some manufacturers have naftalannaya ointment), green soap and tar. In addition, Wilson's ointment contains sulfur, calcium carbonate and purified water. It looks appropriately - a dark brown ointment with a specific tar odor.
Ways of using Wilkinson's ointment
According to the instructions to Wilkinson's ointment, it is shown with the following problems:
- wounds;
- eczema;
- scabies ;
- psoriasis;
- pressure sores;
- trichophytosis;
- simple forms of depriving;
- seborrhea;
- pink acne.
In combination with some other medicines, Wilkinson's ointment can also be used to treat more complex skin diseases caused by parasites or fungi.
For each patient, the duration of the treatment course and the dosage of the drug are selected individually. Usually doctors recommend to continue using the ointment for at least 10-12 days, but with complex forms of diseases this term can be increased. Use the product should be a couple of times a day, applying it strictly to the affected areas of the skin.
Although the drug is recognized as one of the most effective, it is not suitable for everyone. So some patients have to look for analogues of Wilkinson's ointment. Unfortunately, one hundred percent
- Bensokryl;
- Spregal;
- benzyl benzonate;
- Antiskrab;
- crooked water ;
- tincture of a chamois.
To treatment with a substitute for Wilkinson's ointment was beneficial, a specialist should be involved in the selection of a similar preparation.