Solcoseryl gel-eye gel

Any damage to the conjunctiva and cornea of ​​various origins, as a rule, heals very long, which increases the risk of infection of wounds. To accelerate the regeneration of tissues in ophthalmology, Solcoseryl gel is used, which promotes the rapid restoration of mucous membranes and prevents the development of inflammatory processes.

Solcoseryl gel for eyes - composition

This drug is developed on the basis of the extract (deproteinized) of calves' blood, which during purification is released from any substances (antigens) that cause allergic reactions of the human immune system.

Auxiliary ingredients of Solcoseryl:

Gel Solcoseryl - indications for use

The drug is a powerful activator of metabolic processes in tissues, promoting the utilization of oxygen by cells, accelerating the absorption of nutrients, eliminating metabolic products. In addition, Solcoseryl gel eye stimulates the process of cell regeneration, as it provides a dense coverage of damaged areas, which is evenly distributed and held for a long time.

The indicated properties are due to the use of the drug:

Gel for eyes Solcoseryl - instructions for use

Usually, the agent is prescribed for 4-time instillation of 1 drop of gel directly into the bag of the conjunctiva of the damaged eye.

Severe and prolonged course of the disease allows using Solcoseryl more often - administer the drug every 60 minutes. Such intensive treatment should last no more than 3 days.

When adapting to solid contact lenses, the gel is applied directly to them before putting on, and immediately after removal, it is buried in each eye. The use of Solcoseryl can be completed when the devices cease to inconvenience and cause a feeling of discomfort.

Soft contact lenses should not be lubricated with the drug, it is sufficient to treat the eyes before going to bed.

Solcoseryl gel for eyes - contraindications and possible side effects

The only thing that can interfere with the use of the drug is the occurrence of an allergic reaction to ancillary Ingredients. Therefore, before the start of treatment it is desirable to conduct a test for the susceptibility of immunity to benzoic acid.

Side effects are rare, among them:

Such effects pass independently and are not grounds for discontinuing therapy.

Solcoseryl gel eye - analogues

Similar actions with the described drug have eye gels Actovegin and Korneregel. Both agents contribute to the rapid restoration of damaged tissue and cell regeneration, and also provide reliable protection of the cornea from the penetration of bacteria.

Generic Solkoseril can be considered Cortexin, but this medication is used, usually only after surgical operations.