JODASEPT ointment 40 g.

COMPOSITION

1 g of ointment contains an active ingredient: Povidone iodine - 100 mg; auxiliary ingredients: Macrogol 400 Macrogol 4000.


ACTION

Jodasept ointment, containing as an active ingredient povidone iodine (povidone is an excipient, which delays the release of the iodine, thus avoiding the burning effect of the latter on the tissue). Jodasept is a broad spectrum disinfectant (disinfectant), active against bacteria, viruses and fungi. Destroyed and spore-forming strains (organisms that reproduce through spores), insensitive to sulfonamides and antibiotics. Jodasept ointment has lasting effect due to the prolonged release of iodine from the complex. Due to its wide spectrum of action is not necessary to pre-determine the type and strain caused the infection.


INDICATIONS

JODASEPT ointment is applied at:

• skin burns;

• the treatment of wounds and varicose ulcers, decubitus (bed sores)

• treatment of wounds with a bacterial infection;

• purulent skin rashes (pyoderma);

• skin diseases caused by bacteria and fungi, with subsequent infection.

• superficial dermatosis (skin diseases)


CONTRAINDICATIONS

• hypersensitivity to iodine;

• thyroid disease;

• Do not use during pregnancy and lactation;

• not be administered to infants and children under six months of age;

• before and after treatment with radioactive iodine.



SIDE EFFECTS

Possible allergic reactions in patients with hypersensitivity to iodine. When applying the preparation to the wound may occur temporary pain, burning or warming. Reactions of this type are transient and resolved quickly.


OVERDOSE

His long use does not lead to accumulation and preparation is practically non-toxic In large multiple doses of drug in patients with thyroid diseases and babies over 6 months of age is imperative tracking thyroid function.

PRECAUTIONS AND WARNINGS
The brown color is characteristic of iodine - containing preparations. Jodasept ointment easily washed away from the skin and stains on textiles are removed with detergents or with dilute ammonia solution. Do not apply after the expiration of the packaging shelf life!

DRUG AND OTHER INTERACTIONS
Before use yodasept consult a doctor!

Iodine reacts with mercury compounds, forming strong local toxic (caustic) mercuric iodide. When co-administered with enzyme preparations for the treatment of wounds, the enzyme component loses its effect. Povidone iodine is incompatible with hydrogen peroxide.



DOSAGE AND METHOD OF ADMINISTRATION

dosage:

JODASEPT ointment applied twice daily directly onto the wound surface or bandage applied sterile gauze. In highly inflamed or wet (secreting pus) wound dressing can be renewed every 4-6 hours to achieve optimal antimicrobial effect.


Route of administration:

Cutaneous


Pregnancy and lactation
Do not use during pregnancy and lactation



EFFECTS ON THE ABILITY TO DRIVE AND USE MACHINES

The use of JODASEPT ointment does not affect the ability to drive and use machines requiring caution.

STORAGE:
In the original packaging protected from light at a temperature below 250 C. Keep out of reach of children!

EXPIRY DATE:

Three (3) years from date of manufacture.