Expensive imported drugs are quite popular among people. And all because doctors prescribe them much more often than domestic ones. Of course, one cannot deny the fact that many imported medicines are indeed much better and more effective. However, among domestic drugs there are really high-quality and good ones. For example, ichthyol ointment.

Not every person knows what ichthyol ointment is. Its range of applications is very wide. It is inexpensive, but it is very effective. This article will talk in more detail about this drug.

Brief information about ichthyol ointment

The ointment has a disinfecting and anti-inflammatory effect. It relieves itching and irritation on the skin. In addition, the ointment effectively destroys certain types of pathogens: staphylococci, fungi and streptococci. The good thing about the ointment is that it does not dry out the skin. On the contrary, the ointment softens the skin and accelerates the regeneration of skin cells, making wounds heal much faster.

Doctors often recommend ichthyol ointment to patients with acne. The ointment is able to draw pus from wounds, relieve inflammation and heal wounds in a short period of time. The ointment is available in the form of 10% and 20% composition. In addition to ichthyol, the ointment contains petroleum jelly.

The principle of action of ichthyol ointment

Ichthyol ointment, unlike many other drugs, penetrates deep into the skin. Thanks to this, vascular permeability increases and redness, inflammation and swelling quickly disappear from the affected areas. Also, ichthyol ointment has an antipruritic and anesthetic effect.

Due to improved blood circulation, skin cells are much better supplied with oxygen and various toxins are eliminated from the body faster. As a result of these processes, intensive tissue regeneration occurs in the affected area.

Ichthyol ointment contains a large amount of sulfur. This substance helps destroy pathogens by destroying protein compounds in the cells of microorganisms. Due to this, an antibacterial effect is achieved. Microorganisms die and wounds heal much faster.

Ichthyol ointment is used for various skin diseases and lesions. It is effective for:

• burns and frostbite of the skin;

  acne;

  various inflammatory processes of the epidermis, which are accompanied by the release of pus;

  boils, purulent abscesses, carbuncles and phlegmons;

  joint diseases;

  deep splinters;

  diseases of the genitourinary system: inflammation of the ovaries, cervix, etc.;

  lesions of the rectum, which are accompanied by infectious processes.

  Ichthyol ointment is available in the form of an ointment and in the form of suppositories. To treat superficial diseases, ointment is used. For inflammatory processes in the intestines or for gynecological problems, medicine is used in the form of suppositories.

  The ointment has an analgesic effect. Therefore, after using it, the patient immediately feels relief. It is recommended to keep this ointment in your medicine cabinet at all times. After all, it is suitable for all family members. It can be used to treat most common wounds and cuts. This is very convenient when there are children in the family. All parents know how often children fall. And thanks to ichthyol ointment, you can speed up the healing of any wounds.

  Instructions for use of the drug
  

  It was said above that the spectrum of action of ichthyol ointment is very wide. Below we will discuss in more detail how to use the ointment to treat a specific disease.

  1. The ointment is used to treat erysipelas, burns, frostbite, eczema and other superficial damage to the epidermis. To treat such diseases, the ointment must be used in its pure form. It can also be mixed with glycerin in equal proportions. The ointment is applied in an even layer to the affected area of ​​the skin and then rubbed in thoroughly. After this, the affected area should be covered with gauze and secured with a band-aid. This bandage must be changed every day. The amount of drug used may vary. The amount directly depends on the size of the affected area of ​​the body. If you need to treat the knee or sacrum area, then 3-4 g of ointment will be enough.

     Streptococcal and staphylococcal infections are treated with lotions based on ichthyol ointment. To make a lotion, you need to take 20% ointment and dilute it with glycerin in a 1:1 ratio. The resulting composition is applied in an even layer to the sore spot, and the top is covered with parchment paper and bandaged with a bandage. I need this lotion three to four times throughout the day.

     Using ichthyol ointment you can get rid of splinters. To remove a deep-seated splinter, you simply need to apply a small amount of ointment to the affected area and then wrap it with a band-aid. Very soon the foreign body will come out of the skin to the surface on its own and can be easily removed.

     A solution of glycerin and ichthyol ointment can be used to treat gynecological diseases. To prepare the solution, you need to mix the ointment with glycerin in equal proportions. You need to moisten a tampon in the resulting mixture and insert it into the vagina. Doctors usually recommend changing tampons with ointment two to three times a day. But under no circumstances should you self-medicate. Only a doctor prescribes a treatment regimen.

     With the help of ichthyol ointment you can treat and. To do this, you also need to prepare a solution of ointment and glycerin, moisten a tampon in it and insert it into the rectum. You can do it another way. Ichthyol ointment should be applied to the anal area. Hemorrhoidal cones should not be lubricated so as not to injure them.

     Ichthyol ointment has been successfully used to treat acne on the face. The ointment should be applied pointwise to problem areas and left for several hours. The ointment draws pus out of acne, relieves inflammation, and has a wound-healing and disinfecting effect. It is best to apply the ointment to your face at night.

  Contraindications to the use of ointment
  

  Ichthyol ointment has virtually no contraindications for use. However, you should not use this drug if:

  have an allergic reaction to the ointment;

  if the wounds are open and bleeding;

  if other drugs were previously applied to the damaged area;

  the child is too small (the ointment is contraindicated for children under 6 years of age);

  if the ointment causes discomfort.

  Pregnant women and nursing mothers can use the ointment only as prescribed by a doctor. Ichthyol ointment is not suitable for the treatment of wen, as it has no effect on them.

  How to properly store ichthyol ointment
  

  To prevent the drug from deteriorating, it must be stored correctly. The ointment should be stored in a dark place, without high humidity. The ointment should not be left in direct sunlight. The air temperature where the ointment is stored should not exceed 25 degrees.

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Some facts

The places where useful shale oil was extracted have been known since the Middle Ages. Treatises of that time described the substance as a remedy for the treatment of various inflammatory diseases of the joints, skin infections, as well as erysipelas. The descendants of ancient healers carefully preserved the production method and methods of using the oil and increased research. Today, the use of this drug has become even more popular. Ichthyol (ammonium salt of shale oil sulfonic acids) is produced by processing shale rocks rich in the remains of fossil marine life. The shale slowly heats up and melts. During the heating process, access to oxygen is blocked. The ultimate goal is to obtain shale oil, which is then purified from impurities and water, and divided into fractions. To obtain Ichthyol, a light fraction is used, which undergoes a chemical reaction with sulfuric acid and is then neutralized. The resulting drug has a powerful antibacterial, anti-inflammatory and regenerative effect. And it has long been used in medicine to treat various types of epithelial damage and inflammatory processes. The presence of a large amount of natural organic sulfur in ichthyol oil partially determines its beneficial properties. One of the advantages of Ichthyol ointment is its ability to penetrate deeply into the upper layers of the skin.

Pharmacological properties

Ichthyol ointment has a disinfectant, antiseptic, local analgesic, decongestant effect, and also has a strong anti-inflammatory effect, softens the skin and removes keratinization, enhances regeneration processes, relieves itching and destroys the causative agents of skin infections.

Composition and release form

The main active substance is ichthammol. Auxiliary: pharmaceutical petroleum jelly. The drug is released in the form of an ointment for topical use.

Using the product

Ichthyol ointment is a medicinal product that has multidirectional effects. Its main property is not only to relieve the symptoms of the disease, but also to treat the cause. In case of bacteriological infection, the drug destroys the causative agents of the disease. Indications for use of the product are: Varicose veins of the lower extremities, including in the presence of an inflammatory process and ulceration; Various types of dermatitis, as well as atopic skin diseases; Unspecified neuralgia and neuritis; Inflammatory processes of the prostate gland; Infectious diseases of the fallopian tubes (salpingitis); Inflammatory processes in the ovaries; Inflammatory processes affecting the uterus and vagina (with the exception of the cervix); Acute parametritis and pelvic cellulitis; Various thermal and chemical burns; Erysipelas of varying severity; Furunculosis, rosacea, eczema; Various types of arthritis; Neuralgia; Some types of fungal infections; Other inflammatory processes.

Features of use and dose

Before starting to use the drug, it is recommended to carefully read the instructions for use. For gynecological and urological diseases, use a mixture of Ichthyol ointment with glycerin in a dosage of 1 to 1. The tampon is moistened with the resulting substance and administered as directed. For infectious skin diseases, the drug is applied in a mixture with glycerin to the affected surface. Cover the top with parchment paper, which is changed several times a day. In case of inflammatory diseases, arthritis and neuralgia, Ichthyol ointment is applied in an even layer, rubbing into the skin until it feels warm. A bandage is applied to the application surface, secured with an adhesive plaster. The dressing is changed once or twice a day. For furunculosis, the ointment is applied to the boil and covered with a cotton swab. The dressing is changed every 8–10 hours. It is important not to allow the product to come into contact with open wound surfaces and mucous membranes in undiluted form.

Side effects

If you are hypersensitive to the substances that make up Ichthyol Ointment, the following symptoms of side effects are possible: allergic reactions, rash, itching, redness, urticaria. If side effect symptoms develop, it is recommended to stop using the drug.

Contraindications

Contraindications are: children under 6 years of age, individual intolerance to the drug.

Overdose

It is impossible to exceed the dosage of the drug if the rules of use are followed. If you accidentally swallowed the drug, symptomatic therapy is recommended, usually gastric lavage and taking absorbents.

Use during pregnancy

There are no restrictions for medical use during pregnancy and subsequent breastfeeding. However, it is necessary to use the product with caution and as prescribed by a doctor.

Drug interactions

Compatibility with alcohol Since the product is used externally, there are no restrictions on the consumption of drinks containing alcohol. Storage instructions The product should be stored at a temperature of 15 to 25 degrees Celsius. In a place protected from sunlight and inaccessible to children and animals. If storage rules are followed, the shelf life is 5 years.

Since the product is used externally, there are no restrictions on the consumption of drinks containing alcohol. Storage instructions The product should be stored at a temperature of 15 to 25 degrees Celsius. In a place protected from sunlight and inaccessible to children and animals. If storage rules are followed, the shelf life is 5 years.

Storage instructions

The product should be stored at a temperature of 15 to 25 degrees Celsius. In a place protected from sunlight and inaccessible to children and animals. If storage rules are followed, the shelf life is 5 years.

Sale

The product can be purchased at a pharmacy without a doctor's prescription.

The composition of Ichthyol ointment includes ichthammol and medical Vaseline in a ratio of 1:9 (10% ointment) or 2:8 (20% ointment).

Release form

Ointment 10 and 20%, 20, 25 or 30 grams in a jar made of polymer materials or an aluminum tube.

Pharmacological action

Keratoplasty, local anesthetic, antiseptic And anti-inflammatory.

Pharmacodynamics and pharmacokinetics

Included in the ointment as an active ingredient ichthammol with direct impact on mucous membranes and skin, it has local irritant effect to the sensory endings of nerve fibers. In this case, weak irritation is gradually replaced by a decrease in the sensitivity of the latter, which leads to the development of reflexes that change the trophism of tissues.

Causes denaturation of protein molecules. Absorbed by mucous membranes and skin. It has a positive effect on inflamed skin and subcutaneous layers (especially in combination with alcohol), restores blood circulation, regulates the tone of blood vessels, improves metabolism, and increases the elasticity of the skin.

The analgesic effect of the drug on the deep layers of soft tissue, as a rule, appears several hours after treatment of the affected area.

Main properties of Ichthyol ointment:

• ability to relieve pain and inflammation. Ichthammol inhibits enzyme activity cyclooxygenase And lipoxygenase , which take part in decay processes arachidonic acid , and thus prevents the formation of compounds that are powerful mediators of inflammation. In addition, the substance reduces the production prostaglandins , thereby reducing the intensity of pain.
• Antibacterial action . The properties of the drug are manifested against Gram (+) bacteria, which are the main causative agents of skin infections in humans. In particular, ichthammol is effective against epidermal and Staphylococcus aureus , as well as in relation to group A streptococci .
• Antimycotic effect . Separate dermatophytes (For example, zoophilic fungus Microsporum canis and geophilic fungus Microsporum gypseum ) exhibit high sensitivity to 0.2% solutions ichthammola , whereas to disrupt the life processes of pathogens (C. albicans) and mold onychomycosis (S. brevicaulis, Aspergillus spp.) products with a higher concentration of the substance are used.

Indications for use

Indications for the use of Ichthyol ointment are skin diseases ( erysipelas , burns, , abscesses, etc.), And neuralgia traumatic or inflammatory in nature .

Properties ichthammola allow the drug to be used in gynecology and urology for the treatment of inflammatory diseases of the pelvic organs ( metritis And parametritis , , salpingitis and a number of other diseases).

Why is Ichthyol ointment used for varicose hemorrhoidal veins?

Use of the drug in external and internal therapy due to its ability to disinfect inflamed hemorrhoids , stop inflammation and eliminate painful manifestations hemorrhoids ; accelerate cell restoration and tissue epithelization, thus promoting the healing of anal fissures; stimulate the outflow of venous blood, improve blood circulation in the rectal area, reduce itching and discomfort in the anus.

Contraindications

Hypersensitivity to the components included in the ointment.

Side effects

Hypersensitivity reactions, including skin rashes, redness, itching, burning.

Ichthyol ointment: instructions for use

Ichthyol ointment is used as a means of external therapy. The drug, without rubbing, is applied in a thin layer to the affected areas and covered with a piece of gauze.

After the procedure, you should wash your hands thoroughly.

The duration of use is determined by the doctor depending on the diagnosis and characteristics of the clinical picture. The instructions for use of Ichthyol ointment indicate that liniment can be used by an adult 2-3 times a day.

If the ointment is used for boils or hidradenitis on furuncle or inflamed sweat gland Apply about 2 grams of ointment and firmly fix a gauze pad on the sore spot. The treatment is repeated every 8-10 hours.

Using Ichthyol ointment for acne, the product is applied to the inflamed area pointwise and covered with a cotton swab. After 2 hours, the remaining ointment can be removed.

Ichthyol against acne can also be used in the form of masks. This method of using the drug is suitable for people with extensive .

Apply the ointment to the face in a thick layer, avoiding the skin around the eyes and lips, for at least 2 hours, then remove it with a cotton pad and wash the face with milk. Affected acne After the procedure, skin areas are treated with a product containing .

Application in gynecology involves the use of ointment-impregnated and 10% solution tampons that are inserted intravaginally 1 or 2 per day.

At hemorrhoids the drug can be used both in pure form and in combination with glycerin . To prepare lotions with glycerin the ingredients are taken in equal parts and mixed until a homogeneous mass is obtained.

When used externally, the ointment is carefully applied with massage movements to painful areas 1-2 times a day (without rubbing!). For rectal use, the ointment is applied to a gauze swab, and then - after spontaneous cleansing of the intestines or a cleansing enema - the tampon is carefully inserted into the anus. It is better to do the procedure before bedtime.

The appearance of burning and pain are signals to consult a doctor. Consultation with a specialist is also required if, after 2 weeks of using the ointment, the patient does not experience any positive dynamics.

Overdose

Interaction

Ichthammol incompatible with alkaloids, iodine salts, and heavy metal salts. When used simultaneously with other agents for external therapy, the formation of new compounds with unpredictable effects is possible.

Terms of sale

Over-the-counter product.

Storage conditions

Store in a cool place, protected from light and moisture, out of reach of children. Storage temperature: 15-25°C.

Best before date

Special instructions

Ichthyol ointment is a safe product, the use of which is permissible even during pregnancy and lactation. However, some precautions must be taken when using this product.

Avoid swallowing the ointment and getting the ointment in the eyes. In addition, it is not intended for treating deep wounds.

The drug can leave stubborn stains on furniture and clothing, so it is recommended to cover the areas of skin treated with it with a bandage.

Analogs

Shows antimicrobial activity, relieves inflammation, disinfects and stimulates local immunity.

In most cases, the drugs are interchangeable. Before making a choice in favor of one remedy or another, you should consult your doctor.

For children

Restriction for use in pediatrics is age under 12 years.

Use of ointment during pregnancy

During pregnancy, the ointment can be used only after consultation with a doctor. When using the drug during breastfeeding, care must be taken to ensure that the medication does not get on the nipples and that the baby does not swallow it.

Instructions for use:

Ichthyol ointment is an antiseptic and disinfectant that effectively eliminates infection from the skin surface. It is used in gynecology, urology and various skin diseases.

Pharmacological action

Ichthyol ointment has a local antiseptic and anti-inflammatory effect, and has a keratostatic and antipruritic effect.

Ichthyol ointment eliminates skin itching and softens the processes of keratinization of the skin, improves skin elasticity, enhances regeneration and metabolic processes in the skin and eliminates excess peeling.

According to reviews, Ichthyol ointment exhibits an anti-inflammatory and analgesic effect on the deep layers of soft tissue a few hours after application.

Release form

Ichthyol ointment is produced:

• 10%, 100 g of ointment contains 10 g of ichthyol and 90 g of medical vaseline. In dark glass jars of 25 g;
• 20%, 100 g of ointment contains 20 g of ichthyol and 80 g of medical vaseline. In dark glass jars of 800 g and 1800 g.

Indications for use of Ichthyol ointment

According to the instructions, Ichthyol ointment is used for:

• Burns, eczema and erysipelas;
• Infiltrative-suppurative form of microsporia and trichophytosis;
• Streptoderma;
• Hidradenitis;
• Arthritis and neuralgia of a traumatic and inflammatory nature;
• Solar eczema and lightpox, discoid lupus erythematosus, rosacea;
• Boils;
• Ostiofolliculitis;
• Prostatitis;
• Sikose.

Ichthyol ointment is indicated for the treatment of inflammatory diseases of the pelvis (oophoritis, salpingitis, parametritis, etc.)

Contraindications

Instructions for use of Ichthyol ointment

Ichthyol ointment is used both in pure form and in the form of a 10% glycerin lotion, to obtain which equal volumes of glycerin and 20% ichthyol ointment are mixed until a homogeneous mass is obtained.

According to the instructions, Ichthyol ointment is evenly distributed over the surface of the skin in areas of inflammation and rubbed in until a feeling of warmth appears.

For eczema, burns, arthritis, erysipelas and neuralgia, after applying the ointment, the site of the lesion is covered with a gauze cloth and secured with a plaster or bandage. Dressings should be changed daily.

The volume of ointment applied for treatment depends on the size of the lesion. Usually 2-4 g of Ichthyol ointment is enough to apply to the area of ​​the sacrum or knee joint.

Ichthyol ointment is indicated for staphyloderma and streptoderma. It is used in the form of applications of 10% glycerin lotion, covering the application site with parchment paper under a bandage. Change the bandage every few times a day.

Ichthyol ointment is indicated for gynecological diseases. Used in the form of tampons soaked in a 10% glycerin solution several times a day into the rectum after a cleansing enema or spontaneous bowel cleansing.

Ichthyol ointment for boils and hidradenitis is used undiluted in the form of ichthyol cakes. To do this, approximately 2 g of ointment should be applied to the boil and covered with a cotton swab. The tampon soaked in ichthyol must be firmly fixed to the surface of the skin with a bandage. Usually improvement occurs within the first 24 hours. Tampons with ointment are changed every 8-10 hours.

On the face with boils, it is better to use Ichthyol ointment diluted with glycerin to prevent accidental contact with mucous membranes and eyes.

Side effects

According to reviews, Ichthyol ointment causes virtually no side effects; allergic skin reactions occur extremely rarely.

According to the instructions, Ichthyol ointment is used during pregnancy and lactation according to indications and doctor’s prescription.

According to reviews, Ichthyol ointment is well tolerated by children, but it is not recommended for use in children under 6 years of age.

Ichthyol ointment is used only externally. It is not recommended to apply it to open wounds and mucous membranes of the mouth and eyes.

Storage conditions

Ichthyol ointment is available without a prescription. Shelf life – 3 years.

Hello, dear readers of the blog site.

Ichthyol ointment is one of the most time-tested medications.

It was this drug that saved hundreds of thousands of wounded soldiers during the war.

I’ll tell you about “ichthyolka” in more detail, “I’ll break everything down”: what the medicine is, what it consists of, what it helps with and how it’s used. Everything is as always: simple and accessible.

Brief “dossier” on the drug

The active component of the ointment is ichthammol. This component provides the basic properties of the product, which:

1. “kills” microbes;
2. disinfects;
3. stimulates the process of tissue regeneration.

The medicine is sold in dark glass jars and tubes. In addition to ichthyol (10 and 20%), the composition contains petroleum jelly.

The ointment has a dark brown color, a viscous consistency (similar to toothpaste), different not a very pleasant smell. An alternative form of release of the ointment is ichthyol suppositories.

Pharmacology of ointment

After using the ointment, the drug is absorbed - penetrates into the inflammatory focus transdermal and transepidermal route.

After absorption of the main component of the ointment:

1. about 6% of the active substance appears in the systemic circulation;
2. its main share is collected in pathogenic tissues;
3. ichthammol is metabolized by liver cells (non-bioactive chemical compounds are formed);
4. a greater number of metabolites are excreted from the body along with the intestinal contents.

When is the medicine used? as bandages, its effect is prolonged. In this case, up to 10% of the base component ends up in the bloodstream.

What does ichthyol ointment help with?

According to the instructions, ichthyol ointment is prescribed for the treatment of:

1. burns;
2. eczema and erysipelas;
3. dermatitis;
4. boils;
5. lightpox;
6. ostiophylliculitis;
7. sycosis, etc.

In addition, the drug helps to cope with neuralgia.

The same medicine (in the form of suppositories) is used in the treatment of “female” and proctological diseases.

Adverse reactions and contraindications

Ichthyol ointment has a small side effect. The most common of them is allergic reaction. In this regard, doctors advise conducting a sensitivity test to the active substance on the wrist.

Very rarely, the medicine can cause dermatitis, tissue swelling and scars. Rarely, patients experience nausea and hyperemia.

Attention! No need to get treatment ointment for pregnant women, mothers during breastfeeding, as well as children under 6 years of age.

How to be treated with ichthyol ointment (methods of application)

I will present the methods of using the ointment in various clinical cases in the form of a table:

Features of application

The ointment can be used without dilution and in the form of a 10% glycerin lotion. As a last resort, you have to mix equal parts of glycerin and 20% ichthyol composition.

Usually the drug is used by uniform distribution over the skin in areas of inflammation and rub until until you feel warm.

If the patient suffers from eczema, is burned, suffers from arthritis, erysipelas, a gauze napkin is placed on the site of inflammation after rubbing the composition and secured with a fabric bandage or plaster. The bandage will need to be changed once a day.

The amount of ointment applied depends on the volume of the affected tissue

In the case of damage to the sacrum or knee joint, 2-4 g of the product is sufficient. An alternative way to use the drug is in the form of applications of 10% glycerin lotion (the affected area is covered with parchment and secured with gauze).

Tampons for the treatment of “female” pathologies are moistened in a 10% glycerin solution. For proctological diseases, a tampon is inserted into the anus after a cleansing enema.

In undiluted form, ichthyol ointment in the form of lozenges is used in the treatment of boils and hidradenitis. For these purposes, about 2 g of the product is applied to the inflamed area and covered with a cotton swab, which is fixed with a plaster. Tampons will need to be changed every 8-10 hours.

For use on the face, a glycerin mixture is prepared to eliminate the possibility of damage to the mucous membranes.

Ichthyol suppositories in gynecology

Ichthyol suppositories help with gynecological pathologies:

1. inflammation of the tissues of the reproductive organ and tubes;
2. ovarian diseases;
3. decreased secretion of the uterus.

In the treatment of gynecological ailments, ichthyol ointment in the form of tampons is also used.

Ichthyol ointment in cosmetology

In addition to rashes, the ichthyol composition can help for blackheads, which formed in response to clogging of pores with sebaceous fat. The product manages to dissolve sebaceous plugs and pull them out.

Application algorithm ointments as follows:

1. Before starting therapy, the skin needs steam– hold your face over a hot chamomile decoction. If your face is wet, you should wipe it with a paper napkin.
2. Apply apply a thick layer of ointment to problem areas of the skin (nose, forehead, etc.). If there are few points, it is preferable to use the composition pointwise.
3. Later 120 minutes the remaining ointment must be washed off with foam or gel for washing.
4. At the final stage, the face should be treated with a solution of salicylic acid.

Ointment analogues

The basic analogue of the drug is Vishnevsky ointment. The products have a similar principle of action, but different composition. You can make a choice in favor of one of the drugs after assessing the spectrum of action.

Vishnevsky ointment is used mainly for immature skin abscesses. “Ichthyolka” is almost 2 times more expensive than Vishnevsky’s ointment.

An alternative analogue of the drug is . The principle of action of the medicine is similar.

What do patients and doctors think about the ointment?

Patients note the effectiveness of the product provided it is used as an additional drug. This is especially true for eczema, gynecological and proctological diseases.

They value the medicine for its availability and the ability to purchase it at any pharmacy in the city.

Doctors consider ichthyol ointment a worthy drug with a minimum list contraindications. Some of them note rare cases of side effects in the form of an allergic rash.

That's all for today! I hope this brief overview of the product will help you form a superficial opinion about the “gray-haired” drug.

Be healthy and full of strength!

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