When does the shell of the Albothyl suppository come off

When does the shell of the Albothyl suppository come off

Most women will likely have a blistering scab after using these vaginal suppositories for a day or two. It is possible that this period will be prolonged for a few women, as the crust of the Albothyl suppositories will come off three or four days after using the vaginal suppositories. 

It is best to use sanitary pads while using bothyl suppositories because these suppositories can cause damaged and dead tissue to be expelled from the vagina. 

Therefore, sanitary pads should be used and changed regularly to prevent dead tissue from causing irritation in the sensitive area.

Albutyl suppositories use

Albothyl vaginal suppositories are one of the anti-infective gynecological drugs. Bothyl suppositories are used to treat infection, local inflammation, and tissue problems of the vagina and cervix.

 For example, secretions from bacterial, fungal, and parasitic infections, pressure sores from pessaries, genital warts, and ulcers of the cervix. Albothyl suppositories contain the active ingredient polycresulin 90 mg. 

The action of this active ingredient is based on two interrelated mechanisms as follows: 

• antibacterial effect and denaturing effect of necrotic tissue.
• Therefore, Albothyl suppositories are very useful in treating infections of the vagina, cervix, and vaginal infections.

Cautions for the uses of Albothyl suppositories

Albothyl suppositories contain the active ingredient polycresuline 90 mg. Therefore, you should not use Albothyl suppositories if you are hypersensitive to polyresin or any of the ingredients of this medicine.

Bothyl suppositories should also not be used in the following cases:

Bothyl suppositories should not be used in girls under 18 and in postmenopausal women. Bothyl suppositories should not be used by pregnant or breastfeeding women

Bothyl suppositories should not be used during the menstrual cycle.

Bothyl suppositories can be used in pregnancy only if the benefit to the mother outweighs the risk to the baby. 

This is because vaginal suppositories can stimulate contractions and cause premature labor, especially if Albothyl suppositories are used in the last 12 weeks of pregnancy. And certainly, this use should be after consulting a doctor.

How to use Albothyl suppositories

Hands should be washed with warm water and soap, and the sensitive area should be washed with warm water. And then dry the sensitive area with a clean towel. 

This is to prevent the spread of bacteria. After that, the suppository should be inserted deep into the vagina. 

Bothyl suppositories are easiest to insert when you are lying on your back with your knees bent. Or the suppository can be inserted while standing with your feet a few inches apart and your knees bent.

Hands should be washed well with soap and water after inserting the suppository. In order to facilitate the insertion of Albothyl suppositories into the vagina, they may be moistened with a little water before insertion into the vagina. 

Bothyl suppositories are best used right before bed or at least lying down for 10 to 15 minutes. It is better to use sanitary pads than leakage protection. 

And there is no need to worry about secretions, even in large quantities, because these suppositories work to remove dead tissue and speed up the healing process.

Duration of use of Albothyl suppositories

vaginal suppository should be used every other day for 1 or 2 weeks or as directed by your doctor. And it is better to use these vaginal suppositories before bed, as we mentioned. 

Sexual intercourse should be avoided during the period of use of the Albothyl suppository and for 7 days after the use of these vaginal suppositories. 

During the course of using Albothyl suppositories, other medications for use in the vagina should be avoided. Because interaction is possible.

Instructions for use of Albothyl suppositories must be adhered to. Albothyl suppositories should not be used more often than recommended in order to avoid overdose symptoms. 

And in the event that you forget to use the Albothyl suppositories, if you forget to use the Albothyl suppositories, you should not use a double dose at one time in order to make up for the forgotten dose. Just continue to use the Albuthyl suppository as directed previously.

Side effects of using Albutyl suppositories

Bothyl suppositories are usually safe. But Albutyl suppositories, like any other medicine, can cause some side effects. In addition, the use of suppositories, in general, may cause leakage of some of the drug, and sometimes the drug may not be completely absorbed by the body, in addition to the possibility of local irritation at the beginning of treatment using Albothyl suppositories.

Some women may also experience some of the following side effects: 

foreign body sensation in the vagina, lower abdominal discomfort, vaginal irritation, vaginal dryness, and allergic reactions. Allergic reactions caused by the use of Albutyl Suppositories can include urticaria, rash, itching, and redness, systemic allergic reactions eg angioedema, generalized urticaria, and even anaphylaxis.

In the event that these suppositories were taken by mistake, you should drink plenty of water immediately and see a doctor immediately in order to receive appropriate treatment. This can happen to children, so medicines should generally not be left within reach of children.

How to store Albuthyl suppositories

These suppositories must be kept out of the reach of children so that children do not accidentally swallow these suppositories.

Do not use the suppositories after the expiry date which is stated on the outer carton.

Bothyl suppositories should be stored at a temperature below 25°C.

Tips when using vaginal suppositories

The following tips may help people insert the vaginal suppository correctly

• It is best to avoid exercising or vigorous movement after inserting the vaginal suppositories in order to avoid any leakage of the medicine.

• Do not use Vaseline to lubricate the suppository, you can just use water to lubricate and facilitate the insertion of the suppository.

• Women should wear sanitary pads instead of tampons when using vaginal suppositories

• Store the suppositories in the refrigerator or other cool places so that they do not melt as recommended by the storage instructions on the label.

• It is best to trim the nails before inserting the suppository. This is to prevent cuts and scrapes. Or it is possible to wear a latex glove.

• If the suppository falls off, this means that you did not push the suppository into the vagina. The suppository should be pushed into the vagina about 1 inch.