SOLCOSERYL or METHYLURACIL

Composition of the drug Solcoseryl gel

The main actions of Solcoseryl gum gel are based on its active ingredient - deproteinized dialysate from the blood of healthy dairy calves, a natural component. Its dosage in 1 gram of medication is 4.15 mg.

If you squeeze out the drug, you will see that it is a transparent, homogeneous gel-like substance. It has a slight smell of meat broth and a dense consistency. It contains no preservatives or harmful toxic substances.

Also, the properties of the drug are provided by the additional components included.

Another form of release of Solcoseryl is dental paste. It additionally contains preservatives.

What is the difference between the composition of the ointment

Solcoseryl ointment is also based on dialysate. However, its concentration is 2 times less than in the gel. 1 gram of medication contains 2.07 mg of the main component.

Another difference is the included additional components. They provide a homogeneous, greasy mass of ointment. The smell of the medicine is mixed - a light meat aroma with Vaseline.

pharmachologic effect

According to the instructions, the medication belongs to the group of drugs that improve nutrition and healing of damaged gum tissue. The main substance contains many useful substances (amino acids, nucleotides, nucleosides, etc.).

The gel has the following properties:

1. during hypoxia, it helps restore the transport of oxygen and glucose to damaged cells;
2. improves oxidation and reduction processes occurring in tissues;
3. improves regeneration and healing of damage;
4. promotes rapid collagen production.

At the very beginning of therapy, it is recommended to use Solcoseryl in gel form. It has a light, gel texture, does not contain fats and is easily washed off. After application, the gel promotes the formation of so-called granulation tissue of the gums (young connective tissue) and the removal of fluid formed during the inflammatory process.

When granulation gum tissue has formed, fluid (exudate) has been removed and the wound begins to dry out, dentists prescribe medication in the form of an ointment. Thanks to a different base, it forms a protective film on the damaged surface.

Cheap analogues of Solcoseryl dental adhesive paste

Inflammatory conditions of the mouth and throat: pharyngitis. Aphthous ulcers. Gingivitis. Stomatitis. Tonsillitis. Post-tonsillectomy conditions; inflammation of the oral mucosa after radiation and chemotherapy. Surgical interventions; insufficiency of the veins of the lower extremities. Including during pregnancy;

phlebitis and thrombophlebitis of the superficial veins of the legs (combination therapy). Condition after vein sclerosis and phlebectomy. Postphlebitis syndromes; nonspecific vaginitis (before and after surgery in the vaginal area. After radiation therapy. Use of intrauterine pessaries). Fungal and trichomonas infections. Inflammation in the area of ​​the uterine pharynx. Estrogen therapy for atrophied vagina in old age.

 Hypersensitivity; for the solution - children's age (up to 12 years); for tablets - phenylketonuria.

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When using the gel, avoid contact with mucous membranes. Long-term (more than 7 days) treatment must be carried out under the supervision of a physician. Prescribe with caution during pregnancy and breastfeeding (tablets, aerosol, powder, solution). Avoid contact of the aerosol with the eyes.

The substance solcoseryl very effectively combats oral problems, thanks to its original composition. The main component of Solcoseryl is the blood of dairy calves, thoroughly purified from allergens, and protein. Polidocanol serves as an analgesic component.

• peppermint oil;
• petin;
• methyl parahydroxybenzoate;
• sodium carboxymethylcellulose;
• propyl parahydroxybenzoate;
• gelatin;
• polyethylene;
• menthol;
• liquid paraffin.

Solcoseryl paste actively promotes tissue restoration. The effect of its use occurs almost instantly.

The paste is evenly distributed over the damaged surface, forming a special protective film, due to which metabolism is accelerated and damaged cells are restored, as well as mucosal regeneration.

The safety of Solcoseryl has been confirmed by numerous clinical trials around the world; there are no restrictions on its age-related use. However, dentists do not recommend using the paste during pregnancy and breastfeeding.

The procedure must be repeated three to five times a day, depending on the severity of the disease.

The drug is usually used after eating.

Just like after dental procedures, in order to increase the positive results of the paste, it is recommended not to eat for a couple of hours. You can drink liquids, with the exception of alcohol and carbonated drinks, but rinsing your mouth is not advisable.

Solcoseryl paste does not contain antimicrobial components, therefore, if an infectious-inflammatory lesion of the oral mucosa develops, before using it, it is necessary to treat the affected areas with antibiotics, antiseptics and anti-inflammatory agents.

Basically, there is no need to look for a replacement for Solcoseryl. The paste is suitable for everyone, with the exception of those patients who have hypersensitivity to the components of the product.

Despite the fact that all drugs today have several substitutes, there are no 100% analogues of Solcoseryl dental paste.

Analogs of Solcoseryl dental paste are the following drugs:

1. Vitadent gel is an anti-inflammatory drug, the main substance of which is oak bark extract, and is classified as a herbal preparation.
2. Dicloran Denta gel - has an analgesic effect, the main active substance is diclofenac.
3. Dologel ST gel is a combined antimicrobial and analgesic agent. Active ingredients: benzalkonium hydrochloride and choline salicylate.
4. Mundizal gel is very close in its pharmacological properties and composition to Dologel ST gel. Does not contain sugar and can be prescribed to diabetics.
5. OKI solution is available in liquid form for rinsing and as a spray. Contains ketoprofen.
6. Proposol spray - available in the form of aerosols, due to the content of propolis it promotes the regeneration of cells of the oral mucosa.
7. Salvin solution is a complex product with anti-inflammatory and tanning properties based on sage leaf extract.
8. Stomatophyte liquid extract is an extract containing an alcoholic infusion of a complex of herbs (arnica herb, calamus rhizomes, peppermint leaves, sage leaves, oak bark, common thyme herb, chamomile flowers).
9. Tantum Verde solution is a rinse liquid, the main active component of which is benzydamine hydrochloride.
10. Cholisal gel is a dental gel containing choline salicylate, cetalkonium chloride. Has a strong anti-inflammatory and analgesic effect.

All of the above drugs are available in pharmacies without a prescription, but you need to choose the best one after consultation with a dentist, based on the individual characteristics of the patient.

This page provides a list of all analogues of Solcoseryl dental adhesive paste according to composition and indication for use. A list of cheap analogues, and you can also compare prices in pharmacies.

• The cheapest analogue of Solcoseryl dental adhesive paste: Eucalyptus tincture
• The most popular analogue of Solcoseryl dental adhesive paste: Tantum Verde
• ATC classification: Other drugs for the treatment of oral diseases
• Active ingredients/composition: deproteinized hemoderivative from calf blood, polidocanol 600

When calculating the cost of cheap analogues of Solcoseryl dental adhesive paste, the minimum price was taken into account, which was found in price lists provided by pharmacies

This list of drug analogues is based on statistics of the most requested drugs

The above list of drug analogues, which indicate substitutes for Solcoseryl dental adhesive paste, is the most suitable, since they have the same composition of active ingredients and coincide in indications for use

On the websites below you can find prices for Solcoseryl dental adhesive paste and find out about availability in a pharmacy near you

Solcoseryl dental is a remedy for treating the oral cavity. It has the following inexpensive substitutes: Vitadent gel and Dicloran Denta gel.

Vitadent gel

Dental anti-inflammatory agent of plant origin. The main active ingredient is oak bark extract. Intended for the treatment of periodontal disease and inflammation in the oral cavity, including bacteriologically infected ones. Antiseptic and hemostatic, i.e. hemostatic agent. It is recommended to apply to the affected area 2 to 6 times a day.

Dicloran Denta gel

Local antimicrobial and anti-inflammatory agent. Analgesic. The main active ingredients are diclofenac and chlorhexidine.

Designed for targeted application into periodontal pockets with a special syringe, in a medical facility, at the final stage of periodontitis treatment. If accidentally swallowed, it can cause stomach pain, dizziness and nausea, so the drug is applied in a special way under the supervision of a doctor. Contraindicated during pregnancy.

It is recommended to select the right drug among all these analogues in accordance with the doctor’s recommendations, since not all of the drugs described above are completely similar to Solcoseryl. It has only one absolute synonym - Actovegin. The remaining drugs have a different therapeutic effect, a different list of contraindications and side effects. Therefore, before replacing the prescribed drug with any analogue, consult with your doctor.

Indications for use of Solcoseryl in dentistry

According to the instructions for use of Solcoseryl gel, the medicine is prescribed in the following cases:

• stomatitis;
• after manipulation or surgery to heal gum damage;
• wet wounds in the mouth;
• ulcerative lesions of the mucous membrane and atrophic inflammatory processes;
• ruptures of soft gum tissue;
• for injuries to the gums and oral tissues caused by improper hygiene, cutlery, dentures, braces, contact with fillings or tooth edges;
• thermal and chemical burns of the mucous membrane;
• diseases of the salivary glands.

Other indications for the use of Solcoseryl gel in dentistry are seizures in the corners of the mouth, cracks on the lips, and herpetic lesions. To treat these pathological conditions, it is used as an additional remedy (antiherpes, vitamin therapy).

Meet: Solcoseryl

Solcoseryl in its pure form is a protein-free concentrate produced from the blood of young calves. It has a low molecular structure, is easily absorbed by the body and can significantly affect various intracellular processes.

Types and forms of application

In pharmacies it can be found in the form of a gel, ointment or lyophilized powder in ampoules for intramuscular or intravenous administration. In recipes for rejuvenation, injections are usually not recommended. But some women prescribe them on their own initiative. I explained in detail why this should not be done in the article “Why and who needs Solcoseryl injections.”

Accordingly, there are two ways to use this drug: external and injection. When applied externally, it is applied directly to the damaged areas.

Injections can be intravenous or intramuscular. Moreover, the instructions for “Solcoseryl” in ampoules recommend its drip administration, since the drug is poorly absorbed.

Action of "Solcoseryl"

When it enters the body, Solcoseryl has a powerful complex effect on it:

• stimulates ATP production;
• increases metabolic rate;
• accelerates oxidation processes;
• promotes glucose transport;
• improves cellular respiration;
• stimulates tissue regeneration;
• provokes cell migration.

Thanks to this, rapid healing of postoperative wounds, trophic ulcers and other damage to the integrity of the skin or mucous membranes of the mouth and internal organs occurs.

Contraindications

Since Solcoseryl is, in fact, a powerful natural biological stimulant, and there are practically no chemicals in it, contraindications to it are also minimal:

• pregnancy and lactation;
• age less than 18 years;
• benzoic acid intolerance;
• acute heart failure and arrhythmia;
• serious disturbances in kidney function.

A negative individual reaction to the drug, which occurs quite rarely, is also possible. Treatment in this case is symptomatic. Side effects in the absence of contraindications usually do not occur.

Instructions for use of Solcoseryl gel for gums

The medication in the form of a gel is applied to the wet wound surfaces of the cheek, gums or lips in a thin layer. Due to its texture, it does not require rubbing, is quickly absorbed and does not cause discomfort to the patient.

Before using Solcoseryl gel, it is recommended to treat the wound surface of the gums with a disinfectant solution (for example, aqueous chlorhexidine, miramistin, furatsillin). To do this, you can rinse your mouth or clean it with a cotton swab.

The gel is applied twice a day after meals. The number of applications of Solcoseryl, on the recommendation of a doctor, in severe cases can be increased to 3 times a day. After using the medication, do not consume food or any drinks for several hours for greater effect.

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Olga Chizhova
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My sister once recommended this ointment to me after I seriously injured my hand. It really helped everything heal and last. Now I have this ointment in my medicine cabinet, because... The child is at such an age that his knees often suffer. and the ointment allows you to painlessly and quickly heal such a nuisance.

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Marina
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I read that someone out there thinks that solcoseryl is not an effective drug, if only they weren’t discontinued, and ointments and gels are just wonderful products, gel for burns helps wonderfully and the ointment is an excellent healing agent, always in the first aid kit.

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Alekseeva Alina
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The dog’s stitches constantly came apart and did not heal after the operation. A week passed and the result was disastrous. I read on the Internet about Solcoseryl gel for rapid wound healing. First, I treated the surface of the seam with Chlorhexidine, and then applied the gel. I did this three times a day. As a result, the seams healed in 3 days, like on a dog. A very good remedy.

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Tatyana Sukhareva-Kozhatkina
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I’ll try it.... “seizures on the lips”......

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Sergey Suslov
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They write that this ointment helps against wrinkles, maybe I should try it?

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zhazgul baktybek kyzy
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please tell me solcoseryl ointment to help trophic ulcers in diabetes mellitus

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Russian282
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The dentist prescribed me stitches for my gums after teeth extraction. Good help.

Side effects and special instructions

After application, allergic reactions may occur - dermatitis along the edge of the wound, urticaria, short-term burning sensation. If the effects do not go away after several days or intensify, the drug should be discontinued and consult a specialist.

Note! Solcoseryl gel has a healing property, but does not fight the causes of many inflammatory diseases of the oral cavity - bacteria. Therefore, it is used only after antimicrobial treatment and should not be applied to contaminated or infected surfaces.

The maximum period of use without a doctor is 2–3 weeks. If after this period the patient has not seen the effect, the symptoms persist or worsen, it is necessary to visit the clinic. It is also important to do this if, after use, there is an increase in exudate, increased body temperature, weakness, intoxication, severe pain and redness at the application site.

Analogues of Solcoseryl for the treatment of gums

The cost of Solcoseryl gel and ointment is approximately the same and ranges from 300 to 900 rubles. This price range is associated with irregular supplies, procurement costs, the dollar exchange rate and the pricing policy of pharmacy organizations.

If the medication does not help, you are not satisfied with the price, or if unwanted reactions occur, you should inform your doctor and choose an analogue:

• solcoseryl dental paste;
• methyluracil;
• levomekol;
• aloe juice;
• sea ​​buckthorn or rosehip oil.

Another analogue of the drug Solcoseryl, Actovegin ointment, is no longer available in pharmacies because it has been discontinued.

conclusions

Solcoseryl gel and ointment for gums is used for various tissue damage. Before use, careful oral hygiene and antimicrobial treatment with solutions are necessary. After application, it is necessary to observe the interval between eating and drinking.