Iodonate - instructions for use, reviews, analogs and formulations (solution for topical and topical application) of the drug for the treatment of tonsillitis, tonsillitis, otitis and as a disinfectant in adults, children and during pregnancy. Composition

In this article, you can read the instructions for using the drug Iodonate. Comments of visitors of the site - consumers of this medication, as well as opinions of doctors of specialists on the use of Iodonate in their practice are presented. A big request is to actively add their feedback on the drug: the medicine helped or did not help get rid of the disease, which were observed complications and side effects, possibly not declared by the manufacturer in the annotation. Analogues of Iodonate in the presence of existing structural analogues.Use for the treatment of tonsillitis, tonsillitis, otitis and as an antiseptic and disinfectant, treatment of the operating field in adults, children, as well as during pregnancy and lactation. Composition of the preparation.

Iodonate iodine-containing antiseptic. The main active substance is molecular iodine, which has an antiseptic property. It has a bactericidal effect on both gram-positive and gram-negative flora (most active on streptococcal flora, Escherichia coli and Proteus), as well as pathogenic fungi and yeast. It causes the death of anthrax spores. A more stable flora is staphylococcus, but with prolonged use of the drug in 80% of cases, staphylococcal flora is suppressed. Pseudomonas aeruginosa is resistant to iodonate. The drug is low toxicity.

Composition

Iodine + Potassium iodide + Alkylsulfonate + Phosphoric acid + auxiliary substances.

Indications

• chronic and acute tonsillitis (sore throat);
• chronic purulent otitis (inflammation of the middle ear);
• chronic atrophic rhinitis (ozona);
• chronic periodontitis (inflammation of the periodontal, i.e., tissues surrounding the root of the tooth,how securely the tooth is held in place in the jaw);
• purulent surgical diseases;
• trophic and varicose ulcers;
• thermal and chemical burns;
• antiseptic treatment of the operating field.

Forms of release

Solution for external and local use.

Instructions for use and dosing regimen

Iodonate is used as an antiseptic only for the disinfection of the skin of the operating field, as a substitute for a solution of Iodine alcohol. Use a solution containing 1% free iodine. To do this, dilute the original iodonate solution 4.5 times with sterile or boiled distilled water before use. The received 1% solution is smeared twice with the operating field before the operation. Additional treatment of the skin with alcohol is not required. Before applying seams to the skin, re-treat the edges of the wound with a 1% solution.

In chronic tonsillitis, lacunae of the tonsils and supratonsillar spaces are washed. Produce 4-5 washings at intervals of 2-3 days. One dose of iodonate is 50 ml.

With chronic purulent otitis: mesotympanites - daily instillations of 5-8 drops, epitimpanitis - washing of the attic (part of the middle ear). The course of treatment is 2-4 weeks.

In the treatment of chronic atrophic rhinitis (ozena), after preliminary softening and removal of crusts, the nasal cavity and throat are irrigation 2-3 times a week for 2-3 months.

For trophic and varicose ulcers, gauze napkins (3 layers) moistened with the drug are applied to the surface of the ulcer. Preliminary wash the skin with warm water and soap, and the skin around the ulcer is smeared with zinc ointment. The dressing is performed 1-2 times a day, while gauze lying on the surface of the ulcer is not removed, but again impregnated with a solution. After 4-7 days, appoint a general or local bath, then again continue this treatment.

With purulent wounds and infected burns, a loose gauze dressing impregnated with Iodonate is applied. At fresh thermal and chemical burns of 1 and 2 degrees also impose a gauze dressing, impregnated with a solution. The inner layer of the dressing is irrigated with the drug as needed.

Side effect

• allergic reactions (skin itching);
• with prolonged use - the phenomenon of iodism in the form of skin rashes or rhinitis.

Contraindications

• hypersensitivity to iodine and other components of the drug;
• thyrotoxicosis;
• herpetiform dermatitis.

Application in pregnancy and lactation

Not noted.

Use in children

Not noted.

special instructions

Avoid contact with iodonate in the eyes. Light and temperature above 40 degrees Celsius accelerates the disintegration of active iodine. Use only in a hospital.

The diluted solution is not subject to long-term storage. It should have a dark brown color. Discoloration of the solution indicates the destruction of the complex with the transition of active iodine to iodide ion and a decrease in the effectiveness of the drug.

Drug Interactions

Incompatible with disinfecting drugs containing mercury, enzymes, reducing agents, alkalis.

Analogs of the drug Iodonate

Iodonat does not have structural analogs for the active substance.

Analogues for the pharmacological group (antiseptics and disinfectants in combinations):

• Agizespt;
• Aldesol;
• Anestesol;
• AntiAngine;
• Anuzole;
• Aseptolin plus;
• Ascocept;
• Astracept;
• Acebin;
• Bactoderm;
• Boromentol;
• Bronchicum;
• Verrukacide;
• Galmanin;
• Hexalysis;
• Hexoral;
• Hyposol;
• Gorpils;
• Dentamet;
• Drapolen;
• Inhaliptus;
• Ingaphytol;
• Instillagel;
• Iodine is a solution of alcohol;
• Iodinol;
• Yodopirone;
• Yoks;
• Cameton;
• Katatsel;
• Lidocaine cage;
• Koldakt Lorpils;
• Laripront;
• Lidochlor;
• Lysobact;
• Liniment balsamic (according to Vishnevsky);
• Linkas;
• Lugol solution with glycerin;
• Metrogenex;
• Metroent;
• Neo Angin;
• Novosept;
• Octenisept;
• Olazole;
• Otindol;
• Otorolin;
• Pulmeks;
• Saladez;
• Salicylic-zinc paste;
• Sebidine;
• Seppto;
• Stopangin;
• Strepsils;
• Suprima-ENT;
• Terasil;
• Travisil;
• UroKam;
• Pharyngopils;
• Fucaseptol;
• Fukortsin;
• Cyston;
• Eucar;
• Elacosept.

Feedback from an otorhinolaryngologist

Iodonate is a well-proven antiseptic. I widely use it for the treatment of patients with tonsillitis, chronic tonsillitis and chronic purulent otitis. Patients perfectly tolerate manipulation (lavage of lacunae of tonsils, instillation of solution into the ear). In my practice there was not a single case of development of iodism. Only once in a patient with epitimpanitis during treatment on the skin appeared itchy rashes. But she immediately remembered that she had already had such a reaction to iodine, but she forgot about it.In this case, treatment with iodonate had to be stopped.

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