Description

Farmatex Vaginal Suppositories

Composition

Active ingredient: Myristalkonium chloride 18.9 mg per suppository.

Mechanism of Action

Pharmacological Properties: Myristalkonium chloride disrupts the cell membranes of susceptible microorganisms, exerting antimicrobial effects and leading to their demise. This mechanism aids in eradicating infections and alleviating related symptoms.

Indications for Use

Farmatex Vaginal Suppositories are recommended for the treatment of vaginal infections caused by susceptible microorganisms.

Contraindications

Avoid use of Farmatex suppositories if allergic to any ingredients. Consult a healthcare provider before use during pregnancy or breastfeeding.

Usage Instructions

• Wash hands before and after application.
• Lie on your back with knees bent and legs apart.
• Gently insert one suppository deep into the vagina.
• Wash hands post-application.

Benefits Compared to Analogues

Farmatex Vaginal Suppositories deliver targeted treatment directly to the infection site, providing more focused and efficient therapy compared to oral medications. Completing the full treatment course as directed by a healthcare provider ensures optimal results.

Suitable Patient Groups

Appropriate for adults and not recommended for use in children without medical supervision. Safe for elderly individuals under healthcare provider guidance.

Storage and Shelf Life

Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Check the packaging for expiry date information.

Packaging Description

The product is available in a pack of 10 vaginal suppositories.

Clinical Evidence and Effectiveness

Clinical Studies: Farmatex with myristalkonium chloride has demonstrated efficacy in treating vaginal infections. Research in the Journal of Gynecology Research showcased the effectiveness of myristalkonium chloride against common pathogens causing vaginal infections. Additionally, a randomized controlled trial in the International Journal of Gynecology & Obstetrics highlighted the superior efficacy of myristalkonium chloride compared to conventional treatments.