Drug treatment of ureaplasmosis, as well as methods of preventing pathology. Effective suppositories for the treatment of female ureaplasma
Currently, Macmiror is used for ureaplasma and for the treatment of bacterial-vaginous diseases if the patient has vaginal dysbiosis. Macmiror is an Italian drug used in gynecology. It is mainly an anti-inflammatory agent wide range actions. Lack of toxicity and fairly high efficiency helped him find wide application and earn positive reviews.
Do I need to use medicine?
The main active ingredient is nifuratel, an antifungal agent, not an antibiotic.
According to some scientists, ureaplasma in women does not require treatment. The appearance of these bacteria does not affect the body in any way if the immune system is strong.
If a patient is diagnosed with ureaplasma, which belongs to a conditionally pathogenic microflora, there is no need to panic, because 55–70% of all women on the globe can be considered carriers of ureaplasma, and although carriage can lead to disease, it is asymptomatic and secretive. If treatment is nevertheless prescribed, then it should be carried out on both sexual partners; for men, this is done by a urologist.
Restrictions during pregnancy
The active components of Macmiror are absorbed from gastrointestinal tract, can pass through the placenta. Therefore, the decision to use the drug at various stages of pregnancy to combat ureaplasma can only be made by a doctor, having assessed the benefits for the mother and the potential risk for the unborn baby. Ability active ingredients penetrate tissue and blood makes it dangerous breast-feeding, therefore, it is better for a woman in labor undergoing treatment with Macmiror to stop or suspend natural feeding and temporarily switch to infant formula.
Scientific data have been conducted that show that in some cases ureaplasma leads to infection of the fetus, to premature birth, sometimes to the development of pneumonia and meningitis in newborns. But this happens extremely rarely, mainly in immunocompromised patients.
But the number of such cases is not large, and removing this microorganism from the genital tract is a rather difficult task. In many countries in America and Europe, this microorganism is treated quite simply; it is not identified or treated. It is believed that ureaplasma is a normal component of a woman’s flora, which can disappear on its own.
Risk factors for ureaplasma:
- promiscuity;
- failure to comply with hygiene rules.
Forms of release and features of action
The form of release of the drug depends on the tasks assigned to the drug. It can be:
- biconvex tablets;
- vaginal suppositories;
- cream.
Macmiror vaginal suppositories are used for acute forms and get rid of harmful microorganisms in a comprehensive manner, which allows you to cure several diseases at the same time.
There is an improved version of the product on the market - Macmiror Complex, which contains nystatin, which enhances antifungal properties and is more effective in the treatment of ureaplasma and thrush.
Contraindications - allergic reaction.
Side effects
Possible side effects of using Macmiror against ureaplasma:
![](https://i0.wp.com/venerologia03.ru/wp-content/uploads/2017/10/Vaginalnye-vydelenija-300x225.jpg)
If any side effects consultation with a specialist is necessary. Under no circumstances should you self-medicate, because... this is fraught with chronicity of the process, and this will require much more effort and time to combat the pathology.
How to replace the drug
McMinor analogues - all nitrofuran drugs:
- Diastat;
- Lifusol;
- Nifuroxazide.
The medicine is available with a prescription and has a shelf life of 5 years.
10 pcs in blister; in a cardboard pack there are 2 blisters (with instructions for use).
Description of the dosage form
Biconvex tablets, coated, white.
Characteristic
Belongs to the group of nitrofurans.
pharmachologic effect
pharmachologic effect- antifungal, antiprotozoal, antimicrobial.Pharmacodynamics
Nifuratel, an antimicrobial agent from the nitrofuran group; has antiprotozoal, antifungal and antibacterial effects.
Nifuratel has high efficiency and low toxicity, which determines a wide range of its clinical use.
Highly effective against Papiliobacter And Helicobacter pylori, gram-positive and gram-negative microorganisms: at a minimum inhibitory concentration (MIC) of 12.5 -25 μg/ml, it suppresses from 44.3 to 93.2% of cultures.
Shows high activity against both aerobic and anaerobic pathogens.
The spectrum of action includes: Enterococcus faecalis, Enterococcus faecium, Staphylococcus aureus, Bacillus subtilis, Escherichia coli, Shigella flexneri 2a, Shigella flexneri 6, Shigella sonnei, Salmonella typhi, Salmonella typhimurium, Salmonella enteritidis, Klebsiella spp., Enterobacter sph., Serratia spp., Citrobacter spp. , Morganella spp., Rettgerella spp., Pragia fontium, Budvicia aquatica, Rachnella aquatilis And Acinetobacter spp., other atypical enterobacteria, as well as protozoa (amoeba, giardia); less active in relation to Proteus mirabilis, Proteus vulgaris, Pseudomonas aeruginosa.
It is the drug of choice for the treatment of salmonellosis, shigellosis and other intestinal bacterial infections.
Active regarding Trichomonas vaginalis, highly active against fungi of the genus Candida.
Particularly effective against strains Helicobacter pylori, resistant to metronidazole.
Data have been obtained indicating the high activity of nifuratel ( in vitro And in vivo) in a relationship Atopobium vaginae- the main marker of bacterial vaginosis.
Pharmacokinetics
When taken orally, it is quickly absorbed from the gastrointestinal tract. Penetrates the blood-brain barrier and the hematoplacental barrier and is excreted in breast milk. Metabolized in the liver and muscle tissue. It is completely excreted from the body by the kidneys (30-50% unchanged), providing a strong antibacterial effect in the urinary tract.
Indications for the drug Macmiror
vulvovaginal infections caused by pathogens sensitive to the drug (pathogenic microorganisms, candida, trichomonas, bacteria, chlamydia);
chronic inflammatory diseases upper gastrointestinal tract associated with Helicobacter pylori(chronic gastritis, gastric ulcer and duodenum, gastroesophageal reflux disease);
intestinal amebiasis and giardiasis;
pyelonephritis, urethritis, cystitis, pyelitis and other diseases of the urinary system.
Contraindications
Hypersensitivity to the active substance or any component of the drug.
Use during pregnancy and breastfeeding
Nifuratel penetrates the hematoplacental barrier after an overdose, so the use of the drug is possible only under strict indications, if the expected effect of therapy outweighs the potential risk to the fetus.
Nifuratel is excreted into breast milk, therefore, if it is necessary to prescribe the drug during lactation, the issue of stopping breastfeeding should be decided.
Side effects
Dyspeptic disorders: nausea, vomiting, bitterness in the mouth, diarrhea, heartburn, gastralgia.
Allergic reactions: skin rash, itching.
Interaction
Strengthens antifungal effect nystatin.
Directions for use and doses
The drug is taken inside following the recommendations.
For vaginal infections: adults - 1 tablet. 3 times a day after meals for 7 days (both sexual partners should take the drug); For children, the recommended dose is 10 mg/kg body weight 2 times a day for 10 days.
Gastrointestinal infections associated with Helicobacter pylori: adults - 2 tablets. 2 times a day for 7 days; For children, the recommended dose is 15 mg/kg body weight 2 times a day for 7 days. The duration of the course may vary depending on the chosen eradication regimen.
At intestinal amebiasis: adults - 2 tablets. 2-3 times a day for 10 days; children - 10 mg/kg body weight 3 times a day. The course of treatment is 7-10 days.
For giardiasis: adults - 2 tablets. 2-3 times a day for 7 days; children - 15 mg/kg body weight 2 times a day for 7 days.
For infections urinary tract: adults, depending on the severity of the disease, 3-6 tables. daily for 7-14 days; For children, the recommended dose is 15-30 mg/kg body weight 2 times a day for 7-14 days. On the recommendation of a doctor, the course of treatment for urinary tract infections can be extended or repeated.
special instructions
When monotherapy for vaginal infections with Macmiror, it is recommended to increase the daily dosage to 4-6 tablets. During the treatment period you should abstain from sexual intercourse.
Impact on the ability to drive a car or use other machinery: any negative action not found.
Manufacturer
Poli Industria Chimica S.p.A., manufactured by Doppel Farmaceutici S.R.L. (Italy).
Conditions for dispensing from pharmacies
On prescription.
Storage conditions for the drug Macmiror
In a place protected from light, at a temperature not exceeding 25 °C.Keep out of the reach of children.
Shelf life of the drug Macmiror
5 years.Do not use after the expiration date stated on the package.
Synonyms of nosological groups
Category ICD-10 | Synonyms of diseases according to ICD-10 |
---|---|
A07.1 Giardiasis [giardiasis] | Giardiasis |
Giardiasis | |
Intestinal giardiasis | |
Giardiasis | |
Hepatic giardiasis | |
A56.0 Chlamydial infections of the lower genitourinary tract | Chlamydial balanoposthitis |
Chlamydial prostatitis | |
Cervicitis of chlamydial etiology | |
A59 Trichomoniasis | Acute trichomoniasis |
Recurrent trichomoniasis in women | |
Trichomonas infections | |
Trichomoniasis | |
Chronic complicated multifocal trichomoniasis | |
Chronic trichomoniasis | |
A59.0 Urogenital trichomoniasis | Vaginal trichomoniasis |
Vaginitis due to Trichomonas | |
Trichomonas colpitis | |
Trichomonas infection genitourinary organs | |
Trichomonas inflammation of the vagina | |
Trichomonas inflammation of the genitourinary tract | |
Trichomonas vaginitis | |
Trichomonas infections urinary tract | |
Trichomonas urethritis | |
Trichomonas balanoposthitis | |
Trichomonas vaginitis | |
Trichomonas vulvovaginitis | |
Trichomonas colpitis | |
Trichomonas urethritis | |
Trichomoniasis of the genitourinary system | |
Urethritis due to Trichomonas | |
Trichomonas urethritis | |
B37.3 Candidiasis of the vulva and vagina (N77.1*) | Vaginal candidiasis |
Vaginal candidiasis | |
Vulval candidiasis | |
Vulvovaginal candidiasis | |
Vulvovaginal candidiasis | |
Vulvovaginitis candidiasis | |
Vulvovaginitis mycotic | |
Fungal vaginitis | |
Vaginal candidiasis | |
Candidiasis of internal organs | |
Genitourinary candidiasis | |
Candidiasis of the genitourinary organs in women | |
Candidiasis with damage to the skin and mucous membranes | |
Candidiasis of the mucous membranes | |
Candidiasis of mucous membranes and skin | |
Candidal vaginitis | |
Candidiasis vulvitis | |
Vulvovaginal candidiasis | |
Colpitis of fungal etiology | |
Vaginal thrush | |
Moniliasis vulvovaginitis | |
Acute vaginal candidiasis | |
Acute mycosis of the vagina | |
Superficial candidiasis of the genital mucosa | |
Recurrent vaginal candidiasis | |
Recurrent vaginal candidiasis | |
Urogenital candidiasis | |
Chronic vaginal candidiasis | |
Chronic candidiasis of the mucous membranes | |
Chronic recurrent vaginal candidiasis | |
K25 Stomach ulcer | Helicobacter pylori |
Pain syndrome with peptic ulcer stomach | |
Pain syndrome in gastric and duodenal ulcers | |
Inflammation of the gastric mucosa | |
Inflammation of the gastrointestinal mucosa | |
Benign gastric ulcer | |
Disease of the stomach and duodenum associated with Helicobacter pylori | |
Exacerbation of gastroduodenitis against the background of peptic ulcer | |
Exacerbation of peptic ulcer | |
Exacerbation of gastric ulcer | |
Organic gastrointestinal disease | |
Peptic ulcer of the stomach and duodenum | |
Postoperative gastric ulcer | |
Ulcer recurrence | |
Symptomatic stomach ulcers | |
Symptomatic ulcers of the stomach and duodenum | |
Helicobacteriosis | |
Helicobacter pylori eradication | |
Erosive and ulcerative lesions of the stomach | |
Erosive lesions of the stomach | |
Erosion of the gastric mucosa | |
Peptic ulcer | |
Stomach ulcer | |
Gastric ulcer | |
Ulcerative lesions of the stomach | |
K31.9 Disease of the stomach and duodenum, unspecified | Atrophy of the gastric mucosa |
Inflammation of the gastric mucosa caused by Helicobacter pylori | |
Gastrointestinal diseases | |
Gastrointestinal dysfunction | |
Stomach dysfunction | |
Disorders of gastric secretory function | |
Weakened intestinal motility | |
Perforation in peptic ulcer | |
Deterioration of intestinal motility | |
Functional gastropathy | |
Chronic inflammatory disease of the upper gastrointestinal tract associated with Helicobacter pylori | |
N12 Tubulointerstitial nephritis, not specified as acute or chronic | Kidney infections |
Kidney infection | |
Uncomplicated pyelonephritis | |
Interstitial nephritis | |
Tubular nephritis | |
Pyelitis | |
Pyelonephritis | |
Pyelocystitis | |
Postoperative kidney infection | |
Tubulointerstitial nephritis | |
Chronic kidney inflammation | |
N30 Cystitis | Exacerbation of chronic cystitis |
Acute bacterial cystitis | |
Recurrent cystitis | |
Urethrocystitis | |
Fibrous cystitis | |
Cystopyelitis | |
N34 Urethritis and urethral syndrome | Bacterial nonspecific urethritis |
Bacterial urethritis | |
Bougienage of the urethra | |
Gonococcal urethritis | |
Gonorrheal urethritis | |
Urethral infection | |
Non-gonococcal urethritis | |
Non-gonorrheal urethritis | |
Acute gonococcal urethritis | |
Acute gonorrheal urethritis | |
Acute urethritis | |
Urethral lesion | |
Urethritis | |
Urethrocystitis | |
N39.0 Urinary tract infection without established location | Asymptomatic bacteriuria |
Bacterial urinary tract infections | |
Bacterial urinary tract infections | |
Bacterial infections of the genitourinary system | |
Bacteriuria | |
Bacteriuria asymptomatic | |
Chronic latent bacteriuria | |
Asymptomatic bacteriuria | |
Asymptomatic massive bacteriuria | |
Inflammatory disease of the urinary tract | |
Inflammatory disease of the genitourinary tract | |
Inflammatory diseases Bladder and urinary tract | |
Inflammatory diseases of the urinary system | |
Inflammatory diseases of the urinary tract | |
Inflammatory diseases of the urogenital system | |
Fungal diseases of the urogenital tract | |
Fungal infections of the urinary tract | |
Urinary tract infections | |
Urinary tract infections | |
Urinary tract infections | |
Urinary tract infections | |
Urinary tract infections | |
Urinary tract infections caused by enterococci or mixed flora | |
Uncomplicated genitourinary tract infections | |
Complicated urinary tract infections | |
Infections of the genitourinary system | |
Urogenital infections | |
Urinary tract infections | |
Urinary tract infection | |
Urinary tract infection | |
Urinary tract infection | |
Urinary tract infection | |
Urinary tract infection | |
Urogenital tract infection | |
Uncomplicated urinary tract infections | |
Uncomplicated urinary tract infections | |
Uncomplicated genitourinary tract infections | |
Exacerbation chronic infection urinary tract | |
Retrograde kidney infection | |
Recurrent urinary tract infections | |
Recurrent urinary tract infections | |
Recurrent infectious diseases urinary tract | |
Mixed urethral infections | |
Urogenital infection | |
Urogenital infectious and inflammatory disease | |
Urogenital mycoplasmosis | |
Urological disease of infectious etiology | |
Chronic urinary tract infection | |
Chronic inflammatory diseases of the pelvic organs | |
Chronic urinary tract infections | |
Chronic infectious diseases of the urinary system | |
N76 Other inflammatory diseases of the vagina and vulva | Bacterial vaginitis |
Bacterial vaginosis | |
Bacterial vaginitis | |
Bacterial vaginosis | |
Vaginitis | |
Bacterial vaginitis | |
Inflammatory diseases of the vagina and vulva | |
Inflammatory diseases of the female genitalia | |
Inflammatory diseases of the female genital organs | |
Vulvitis | |
Vulvovaginal infections | |
Vulvovaginitis | |
Atrophic vulvovaginitis | |
Bacterial vulvovaginitis | |
Estrogen deficiency vulvovaginitis | |
Vulvovaginitis | |
Gardnerellosis | |
Fungal vulvovaginitis in girls and virgins | |
Vaginal infection | |
Genital infection | |
Colpitis | |
Violation of the purity of vaginal secretions | |
Nonspecific cervicovaginitis | |
Nonspecific vulvitis | |
Nonspecific vulvovaginitis | |
Nonspecific colpitis | |
Recurrent nonspecific bacterial vaginosis | |
Senile colpitis | |
Mixed vaginal infections | |
Mixed colpitis | |
Chronic vaginitis |
Treatment for mycoplasma
Asks: Alena, Saratov
Gender: Male
Age: 24
Chronic diseases: not specified
Hello, Doctor.
I was diagnosed with mycoplasma genitalium and ureplasma csp 10*4.5.
I was tormented by light, abundant discharge with a sour smell, but no candida was detected, my husband had discharge and discomfort on the floor. Member, treated for the first time - Unidox salutab 7 days, ornidazole 5 days, Osarbon suppositories 10 days fluconazole 3.6 days, he was treated, everything went away, I did not complete the treatment and infected him, we started the second round of doxycylin 1 t. 2 times a day 10 days, ornidazole 1 t. 2 times a day, I took Macmiror suppositories for 8 days, fluconazole 3.6 days and drank something for the liver. It's all gone for him. After a course of suppositories, my period came exactly one day later, it went well before, even through a tampon the discharge was light, this time it wasn’t, but the day after my period the discharge of the same consistency began only as color last days menstruation is light brown, they appear when I push, that is, a small drop comes out and that’s it. What is this, I haven’t completed my treatment again, if there is discharge, my husband and I are using protection, everything seems to be fine. Could this discharge be a violation of the microflora after antibiotics, or did Macmiror help the treatment and there was no disturbance?
I don’t know what to do, I spent a lot of money and it was all in vain, I don’t understand why everything doesn’t help me. What kind of antibiotic should help me to kill these infections, I understand that everyone has their own sensitivity to antibiotics, but I have something special that neither Unidox nor doxycyline cured them.
I don’t know what to do anymore. Go to the doctor again for a paid appointment, paid analyzes To take femoflor, that means paying 5,000 rubles again, but regular clinics don’t do these tests. Maybe you can somehow prescribe me an antibiotic, which will definitely help me. And we are treated correctly together, and we do not drink or smoke, and there is no PA during treatment. He helps me no. What should I do, how should I treat myself, I’m very tired and there’s no point in the doctors I go to, they just throw away money, and I don’t mind giving it to the doctor if he helped, but when you give it more than once and it doesn’t help, it’s very insulting. Help me please.
In a regular hospital I get a smear and it’s perfect. HIV, syphilis, hepatitis are negative.
Really looking forward to your reply. I’m already worried, I’m taking antibiotics again, I’ll have to take the third course.
Maybe azithromycin (I don’t remember the exact name) for 7 days, take ornidazole for 5 days, fluconazole for 3.6 days, I don’t know which suppositories to try. I really ask for help. Is it possible to take another course without analysis (femoflor). Help doctor.
2 answers
Don't forget to rate the doctors' answers, help us improve them by asking additional questions on the subject of this question.
Also, don’t forget to thank your doctors.
Alyona 2015-11-22 13:38
Good day. I'll be very worried, doctor. Help me. How should I treat myself? Third course of antibiotics for both me and my husband. After my period, I started having this discharge again, odorless, light, not thick, no itching, no burning, nothing hurts, but it brings a lot of discomfort and marks on my underwear.
What should I do? I’m afraid of infecting my husband again, everything has gone away for him, I’m afraid of infecting my son through the bed, I kiss him, sometimes I lick the spoon (I forget, but there’s no escape from it). How and what can I do to recover? Antibiotics and suppositories again. As much as possible, I read somewhere that three cycles of treatment for this is true, what should I do, please help me. I’ve already been to all the doctors, they shrug their shoulders, but the discharge hasn’t gone anywhere. I ask you for help.
Hello! Treatment is not prescribed in absentia, sorry. I don’t see any indications for treatment for you, for that matter. Restore the flora. Sincerely, E. V. Molchanova
If you don't find the information you need among the answers to this question, or your problem is slightly different from the one presented, try asking additional question doctor on the same page, if he is on the topic of the main question. you also can ask a new question, and after some time our doctors will answer it. It's free. You can also search for the information you need in similar questions on this page or through the site search page. We will be very grateful if you recommend us to your friends in in social networks.
Medical portal website provides medical consultations via correspondence with doctors on the website. Here you get answers from real practitioners in your field. Currently on the website you can get advice in 49 areas: allergist, anesthesiologist-resuscitator, venereologist, gastroenterologist, hematologist, geneticist, gynecologist, homeopath, dermatologist, pediatric gynecologist, pediatric neurologist, pediatric urologist, pediatric surgeon, pediatric endocrinologist, nutritionist, immunologist, infectious disease specialist, cardiologist, cosmetologist, speech therapist, ENT specialist, mammologist, medical lawyer, narcologist, neurologist, neurosurgeon, nephrologist, nutritionist, oncologist, oncourologist, orthopedist-traumatologist, ophthalmologist, pediatrician, plastic surgeon , proctologist, psychiatrist, psychologist, pulmonologist, rheumatologist, radiologist, sexologist-andrologist, dentist, urologist, pharmacist, herbalist, phlebologist, surgeon, endocrinologist.
We answer 96.79% of questions.
Stay with us and be healthy!
Tested drugs include immunomodulators, antibiotics, and antiseptics. They have proven their effectiveness; most often they are included in the general therapeutic program for the treatment of ureaplasmosis.
How are suppositories useful in the treatment of ureaplasmosis in women?
There are a number of favorable factors that can lead to the appearance of ureaplasma in women. These include unprotected untested sexual intercourse, the use of other people's hygiene products, direct contact with carriers, and intrauterine infection of the fetus. For many years, the disease can sleep peacefully in the body, but become more active after a long period of taking antibiotics, during pregnancy, during radiation and poor nutrition.
The disease can be identified after certain laboratory research smear or blood. And if the diagnosis is confirmed, you should not wait for the disease to develop, but contact your doctor to prescribe adequate treatment. Often, suppositories for the treatment of ureaplasma in women are also included in a comprehensive program.
They help prevent the situation from worsening and the development of the disease, which can manifest itself in the following complications:
- Cystitis,
- Joint damage
- Adhesions in the pelvis,
- Infertility.
If the infection was detected already during pregnancy, treatment should be carried out immediately. Otherwise, ureaplasmosis can pose a serious threat to the fetus. However, the doctor often prescribes antibiotics only for the 22nd week of pregnancy; the doctor will decide whether to include suppositories in a comprehensive treatment program. Treatment will be carried out in a hospital under the supervision of doctors.
Advantages of suppositories over medications
- Easy to use;
- Can be used at home;
- Demonstrate a quick effect;
- They help get rid of not only acute, but also chronic diseases;
- There is no negative effect on the gastrointestinal tract.
Some types of drugs also include anesthetics, and therefore suppositories have not only a therapeutic, but also an analgesic effect. The use of vaginal suppositories does not lead to disruption of the microflora of the genital organs.
Candles dissolve quite quickly, have a fairly quick result, are often used only at night, and therefore do not worsen the quality of life. It is enough to use disposable pads so that the melted candle does not leak and ruin your underwear. Night is enough for suppositories to have a beneficial effect. The only limitation concerns intimate life. While using suppositories for ureaplasma, it is advisable to refrain from sexual intercourse.
Review of suppositories for the treatment of ureaplasma in women
Only a doctor can include certain suppositories in the treatment program after a thorough examination of the patient’s condition, as well as the characteristics of the course of the disease. The drugs used may include single-component ones - those that are created on the basis of one active substance. In some pathological cases, it is advisable to use multi-component suppositories with a wide spectrum of action.
Such medications are created on the basis of several active substances that affect not only ureaplasma, but also other pathogenic microflora.
Suppositories with antibiotics
Antibiotic-based suppositories are quite effective for treating ureaplasma. The preparations contain substances that are capable of destroying pathogenic microorganisms, including Ureaplasma urealyticum. There are a lot of such drugs on pharmacy shelves, but most often the suppositories presented below are included in the treatment program.
Terzhinan
Terzhinan
Since ureaplasmosis is a disease of bacterial etiology, appropriate suppositories should be used. Among the most popular options is “Terzhinan”. This antibacterial drug, which includes several active substances at once: neomycin, ternidazole, prednisolone, nystatin. The drug is very effective, it has a number of features and advantages:
- Allows you to get rid of ureaplasma;
- Suppresses the growth of pathogenic microflora;
- Negatively affects a number of pathogenic microorganisms;
- Do not disturb the vaginal microflora (but only when used correctly);
- Do not damage the integrity of the vaginal lining;
- Can be used even during pregnancy and lactation;
- The medicine does not affect the central nervous system, does not provide negative impact on the functioning of the heart, kidneys, and liver.
Terzhinan has practically no contraindications, except for individual intolerance to certain components of the product. It should not be used during the first trimester of pregnancy, nor long time, since it can slow down the healing process of wounds.
The course of treatment is 6–14 days.
McMiror
McMiror
These are quite effective suppositories in the treatment of ureaplasma in women. The combined drug becomes an excellent alternative to Terzhinan, which in some patients can cause negative body reactions (rash, itching, burning, urticaria). Combination drug"Makmiror" includes drugs such as nystatin and nifuratel. The advantages of suppositories include:
- High degree of efficiency, which also manifests itself in the destruction of ureaplasma;
- Antiseptic effect;
- Destroying pathogenic microflora that can lead to vaginal infections;
- Ease of use;
- Practically complete absence side effects.
However, this drug also has its contraindications: pregnancy and lactation, as well as intolerance to individual components. If you follow the recommendations for use and follow your doctor’s advice, you can avoid negative consequences, and also exclude disturbances of the vaginal microflora.
The course of treatment is 14 days.
Hexicon D
Hexicon
This is the most popular product that is based on chlorhexedine. This drug has virtually no contraindications and does not cause negative consequences, but has proven itself to be excellent:
- In the treatment of ureaplasma, toxoplasmosis, herpes.
- In the process of restoring the unique microflora of the vagina.
The product is not recommended for use during pregnancy and breastfeeding; it is also not recommended for use in the presence of individual intolerance. If skin reactions occur, as well as burning and itching, suppositories should be discontinued.
The course of treatment is 10 days (you can use 102 suppositories per day).
Antimicrobial and immunomodulating suppositories for ureaplasma
Often such suppositories are used not for advanced forms of the disease, but for acute ones, after a recent infection.
A well-known and frequently used drug that allows you to cleanse the vaginal mucosa not only from ureaplasma. The products are based on the active substance povidone-iodine, which has a destructive effect on the protein of pathogenic microflora cells. Nonoxynol, glycerin, anhydrous acid, and sodium hydroxide are used as auxiliary components. Means:
- Blocks the development of ureaplasma;
- Allows you to get rid of fungus;
- Has antiseptic effects.
The use of the drug is not recommended for girls under 12 years of age, as well as for people who are hypersensitive to iodine or have illnesses thyroid gland. Patients suffering from kidney disease should also refrain from taking the drug. The product may cause redness, itching, burning, urticaria, and dermatitis after administration.
The course of treatment is 10 days.
Genferon
Genferon
This is a drug that is based on interferon. This is a protein that is also produced by the human body. He is the one responsible for protecting against infectious agents, and therefore “Genferon” copes well with ureaplasma. Means:
- Destroys pathogenic microflora;
- Reduces itching and pain during urination;
- Reduces pain;
- Well tolerated by the vast majority of patients;
- Allows you to quickly get rid of pathogenic microflora;
- Supports the immune system;
- Allowed for late terms pregnancy.
"Genferon" is not only an antiviral and antibacterial agent, but also a strong immunomodulator that supports the body and helps it cope with pathogenic microflora.
The use of suppositories is not recommended in the first trimester of pregnancy. Contraindications for use also include: rash, burning, itching, redness, allergies, myalgia, chills, etc. Girls under 12 years of age are also not prescribed these suppositories.
The described suppositories for the treatment of ureaplasma are far from the only drugs recommended by doctors to get rid of the disease. The therapeutic complex may contain other suppositories, including Polygynax, Hexicon, Klion D, and the immunomodulator Viferon.
Gynecological diseases can be provoked by a large number of pathogens, among them Trichomonas. But in addition to bacteria, protozoa, such as Giardia, can also cause inflammation. The pathology requires treatment and, if it is not started, the risk of infection spreading increases, which can lead to complications including infertility. It is for this reason that it is important to immediately consult a doctor at the first signs of disturbances and undergo full examination. Quite often when detected inflammatory processes In gynecological practice, the Macmiror complex is used.
Macmiror is used for STDs
Description
The drug belongs to the group of antimicrobial agents. Macmiror tablets are prescribed to men for the treatment of sexually transmitted pathologies. For women, cream and suppositories are more suitable.
Important: the drug is effective against a huge number of pathogens, which makes it especially advantageous compared to other drugs prescribed in gynecological practice.
The difficulty of treating inflammatory processes in women is due to the fact that only one pathogen is extremely rarely present. In this regard, it is necessary to use 2-3 drugs. Thanks to the antibiotic, Macmiror manages to limit itself to only one drug, solving several problems at once. The drug does not provoke the development of vaginal dysbiosis, but at the same time quickly copes with the infection. The active components of the product restore flora, promoting normalization acid-base balance. That's why additional medications not required.
When treating women, preference is given to vaginal suppositories
Thanks to these abilities, the drug helps to get rid of the disease in the shortest possible time and restore the function of the mucous membrane. In addition, the risk of re-infection is reduced. and its analogues help to significantly save on treatment without losing effectiveness.
Release forms
Initially, Macmiror was a tablet for oral administration. Now for treatment gynecological diseases McMiror complex is appointed. It is especially convenient in this case to use suppositories and cream. Each form has its own composition and some features:
- Macmiror suppositories are presented in the form of large gelatin tablets, soft to the touch. They have a characteristic yellow-brown color, and inside they contain two main components: nifuratel in a volume of 500 mg and nystatin 200 thousand IU. Glycerol, gelatin, and titanium dioxide are used as additional components.
- Macmiror cream is a mass yellow color. 1 g of the drug includes 100 mg of nifuratel and 40 thousand IU of nystatin. Carbomer, water, and sorbitol are used as auxiliary agents. The ointment is packaged in 30 gram tubes.
In addition to the tablet form and suppositories, you can use the drug in the form of a cream
For ease of use, the package includes a special syringe with graduation for introducing the mass into the vagina.
Properties of the drug
In gynecological practice, Macmiror tablets are often prescribed. Excellent results are achieved due to nifuratel, which is included in the composition and has a pronounced antimicrobial effect. In addition, the substance has a detrimental effect on protozoa - trypanosomes, toxoplasma, amoebas and trichomonas.
The second important component is nystatin. This is a common mycostatic substance that can destroy fungal cells. Combination with nifuratel increases its mycostatic effect. This makes it possible to use the drug for a huge number of pathologies.
The medicine is used in the fight against Trichomonas
Indications
Macmiror is an antibiotic that is prescribed for the detection of urogenital trichomoniasis, candidiasis, bacterial infections. The release form is determined individually depending on the location of the inflammation. Accordingly, for thrush with severe damage to the external genitalia, Macmiror complex in the form of a cream would be more appropriate. And here chlamydial infection, involving the uterus or appendages, is quickly eliminated with the help of suppositories.
The frequency of use and duration of the course are determined individually by the doctor after receiving the examination results. At the same time, the annotation for the drug also contains recommendations:
- Suppositories are used once a day. Given the liquid structure of suppositories, they should be administered at bedtime. In most cases, an eight-day course is sufficient. After the next menstrual cycle has passed, you can repeat the therapy, but with the permission of the doctor.
Suppositories should be inserted as deeply as possible. However, they cannot be used by people under 18 years of age.
- The cream is applied up to two times a day. The duration of treatment is also approximately a week. Up to 2.5 g of the drug can be administered at a time. When treating the genitals, children should reduce the dosage. It must be determined by the doctor, taking into account the patient’s age and type of pathology.
Restrictions
Macmiror tablets cannot be used if you have an individual intolerance, or during pregnancy. This is explained by the fact that the drug, after oral administration, is absorbed into the digestive system and into the blood. At the same time, the McMiror complex is different local application. It has been proven that suppositories do not cause a teratogenic effect. Therefore, there are no restrictions during pregnancy and lactation.
Pregnant women are not recommended to use the tablets