AMINOAKRIHIN (Aminoacrichinum). 2 Metoksi-6- hlor-7- amino-9- - (1-methyl dietilaminobutilamino) - acridine digidrohlorid.

     Melkokristallichesky reddish-orange powder and odourless. Slightly gigroskopichen. Mg in water and alcohol.

     The structure and mechanism of action similar to antimalarial akrihinu. Is effective in the treatment of certain tsestodozov. Applied also in the treatment trihomonadnyh kolpitov.

     In gimenolepidoze aminoakrihin appointed interior morning shock one (or two reception with half-break) for adults 0.3 - 0.4 g, children 6 years - 0.15 g, 8 years - 0.2 g, 13 - 15 years - 0.3 g. The course of treatment consists of 3 - 4 cycles, each cycle of three days, the interval between cycles 5 to 6 days. Eve and the day care (in 1 / 2 to 1 hour after administration aminoakrihina) designate laxative. Most are aminoakrihin with fenasalom (see).

     As protivoglistnogo means aminoakrihin not widely used.

     In trihomonadnyh obesity aminoakrihin use local or inside. Locally, in the form of 2% pasta (pasta at Lassara). Enter to 5 g paste 1 every 3 days; Before 8 introductions. Rates of local drug repeat for three menstrual periods, immediately after the cessation of menstruation.

     Inside aminoakrihin appoint 0.1 g three times daily for 5 days along with the first course of the local drug or after it ends. Repeating the course in preparation interior is not appointed.

     In applying aminoakrihina local, disturbing phenomenon can be observed : deskvamatsiya epithelium, sukrovichnye allocation, swelling of the genital organs. It is also possible that high body temperatures. If side effects from treatment temporarily cease, after the painful events taking place.

     Local application aminoakrihina contraindicated in senile scars changes vaginal mucous membrane.

     Inside drug is not appointed with gastritis and ulcers.

     Method of issuance : powder; Pill (Bean) to 0.1 g in a package of 15 pieces.

     Storage : List B. In dry, the dark spot.

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