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The absorbent agent. The main active ingredient is the current colloidal silica . Polysorb has detoxification . sorption, necrolytic, regenerating effect . The drug prevents the progression of the development of necrotic changes, provides expressed detoxification   in the lesion, promotes rejection of non-viable, non-functioning tissue. Effect of the drug begins in the gastrointestinal tract, where the binding and excretion of exogenous, endogenous toxins   various etiologies, including antigens Bacterial toxins . food allergens Salts of heavy metals, drug toxins, drugs, alcohol, radionuclides. Polysorb also absorbs some of the products of metabolism: an excess of bilirubin, lipid complexes, cholesterol . urea   and metabolites responsible for over endogenous toxicosis . The drug appears unchanged, not absorbed, is not cleaved in the lumen of the digestive tract. The drug is also used externally for the treatment of chronic inflammatory wounds. Polysorb issued in the form of a white powder with a bluish tinge, has no peculiar smell. When shaking the powder with water absorbent slurry is formed.

Indications:

Polysorb prescribed for   acute intestinal infections Accompanied by pronounced intoxication syndrome. The drug is effective in nutritional diseases . dysbacteriosis . diarrhea   non-infectious origin, septic diseases with symptoms of intoxication. Polysorb used in acute poisoning with heavy metal salts, alkaloids, alcohol, toxic substances. The drug is prescribed in the treatment of drug, food allergies . hyperasotemia   (chronic renal failure) hyperbilirubinemia   (jaundice, viral hepatitis).

Contraindications:

Polysorb not prescribed for intestinal atony , Bleeding from the digestive tract, ulcerative lesions of the stomach, allergy to the components.

Mode of application:

Polysorb topically applied as a suspension (1-3%) or powder. Before applying the product require pre-treatment of the wound surface, and then applied a layer Polysorb, special wound closed, aseptic, dry bandage. Dressings should be implemented once in 1-2 days. The aqueous suspension of the drug is used to wash purulent cavities. Washing may be instantaneous or fractionation is carried out up to 6 times a day, until the washings reached hue applied slurry, after which the wound cavity is filled with an aqueous suspension. For oral Polysorb adopt in aqueous suspension, this sachet diluted in ½ cup of water. The drug is recommended to take 1 hour before taking other drugs, and 40 minutes before a meal. To receive only freshly inside lowered suspension. When expressed food allergies   Polysorb taken with food. Food poisoning . acute poisoning : Slurry (0, 5-1%) are used for lavage. Severe poisoning   require enteral gastric lavage every 4 hours, and the drug inside. The average dosage of 100 mg / kg three times per day. Acute intestinal poisoning : Daily dose is divided into 5 receptions at intervals of 1 hour on the second day Polysorb take 4 times. The course of treatment up to 5 days. In the complex treatment Viral Hepatitis   Polysorb used as a detoxifying agent in the first 7 days of the disease. Acute allergic conditions   (food, medication): gastric lavage suspension of (0, 5-1%), and then continue taking the drug until a clinical effect. Chronic food allergy requires a 2-week dosing before meals. Hyperasotemia   (with CRF): 150-200 mg / kg daily for 30 days, 2 weeks interval.

Special instructions:

The drug has no negative effects on the fetus is allowed during pregnancy (under recommended dosage). There is no reliable information about the negative effects of the drug while breastfeeding. Simultaneous treatment with other drugs POLYSORB is characterized by a decrease in the efficiency of the latter. Long-term use of the drug leads to decreased absorption of calcium, vitamins (recommended prophylactic vitamin complexes). Storage: dry, inaccessible for children and a place of light, temperature - no more than 45 degrees. The aqueous slurry is not kept for more than 2 days. Polysorb available without prescription form a doctor.