Sodium thiosulfate - instructions for use, analogs, testimonials and release forms (injections in injectable vials) of the antidote drug for the treatment of allergies and poisonings by arsenic, lead in adults, children and during pregnancy

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Sodium thiosulfate complexing agent. Has a detoxification effect. When poisoning with compounds, arsenic, mercury and lead form non-poisonous sulfites. When poisoned with cyanides, it forms less toxic rhodanous compounds.

Indications

• poisoning with arsenic, mercury, lead, cyanides, hydrocyanic acid, iodine salts, bromine;
• allergic diseases;
• scabies.

Forms of release

Solution for intravenous administration (injections in ampoules for injection).

Forms for intramuscular injection or oral administration do not exist.

Instructions for use and usage diagram

Intravenous for 5-50 ml of 30% solution (depending on the type and severity of intoxication).

When scabies rub a 60% solution into the skin of the trunk and extremities and after drying it is moistened with a 6% solution of hydrochloric acid.

Side effect

• allergic reactions.

Contraindications

• hypersensitivity.

Application in pregnancy and lactation

Use during pregnancy is only possible in case of emergency.Reproductive studies in animals with sodium thiosulfate were not performed. It is not known whether sodium thiosulfate can cause adverse embryonic effects when taken by pregnant women and affect the ability to reproduce.

special instructions

When cyanide poisoning is recommended the simultaneous administration of sodium hyposulphite and sodium nitrite.

When cyanide intoxication, delay should be avoided with the introduction of an antidote (a possible lethal outcome is possible). It is necessary to carefully monitor the patient within 24-48 h due to the possibility of returning symptoms of cyanide poisoning. If symptoms return, the sodium thiosulfate should be repeated in a half dose.

Analogues of the drug Sodium thiosulfate

Structural analogs for the active substance medicine Sodium thiosulfate does not.

Analogues on the pharmacological group (detoxifying agents and antidotes):

• Anexam;
• Antakson;
• Anti toxin Life formula;
• Artamine;
• Acisol;
• Bianodine;
• Brydan;
• Hepa-Mertz;
• Glutamic acid;
• Dalizol;
• Desferal;
• Digitalitis-antidote;
• Ionostigmine;
• Calciumfolinate-Ebwe;
• Calcium folinate;
• Carbactin;
• Carboxym;
• Carbopect;
• Carbosorb;
• Cardiosan;
• Kuprenil;
• Lamisplat;
• Levulose;
• Leucovorin calcium;
• Lignin hydrolyzed oxidized;
• Marina;
• Meglumine sodium succinate;
• Medetopect;
• Mesna;
• Milife;
• The mukonist;
• Naloxone;
• Naloxone hydrochloride;
• Naloxone tridecanoate;
• Naltrexone;
• Naltrexone hydrochloride;
• Natriopholin medak;
• Ornitsetil;
• Pelixim;
• Pentacin;
• Polyphane;
• Polyphepan;
• Complete cleaning;
• Reamberin;
• Sanfinate;
• Sorbeks;
• Tetazin-calcium;
• Trekrezan;
• Activated carbon;
• Ultra-adsorbent;
• Uni thiol;
• Uromitexan;
• Ferrocin;
• Calcium folinate;
• Fosrenol;
• Cystamine;
• Eksidzhad;
• Extranil;
• Entereroz;
• Epilapton;
• Ethyl.

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