7 best analogues of Solcoseryl ointment

An excellent ointment for the treatment of wounds, abrasions, bedsores and deep calluses. In the name of the drug, the word "triiodide" immediately rushes, and it is - the ointment is similar to iodine and contains it. That is why the product has a specific color, it smells a little of iodine. Fortunately, the composition does not contain antibiotics and hormones, has antibacterial, antiviral effects. A typical version of road ointment in a small tube, which, by the way, is very economical in consumption.When buying a product, you just need to pay attention to the age restrictions on the use of the drug - patients under 18 years of age are contraindicated.

Propolis ointment from a domestic manufacturer is prescribed mainly for eczema, neurodermatitis. The active component of the vaunted medicine has a regenerative effect, relieves signs of inflammation, and helps fight fairly severe pain. However, experts do not recommend using the ointment in the treatment of deep wounds. Tubes with a volume of 30 g are enough for the entire course of treatment, which indicates the economical consumption of the drug. Apply the product twice a day - in the morning and in the evening. Reviews of the ointment are mostly positive. The only point that confuses some buyers is the rather high risk of developing allergies from the use of the product.

The base of this analog external agent is the vitamin B substance Dexpanthenol. The drug is often advised for use by the master of the tattoo industry: the ointment successfully copes with minor skin lesions. The representative, like a number of other analogues, is applicable in the treatment of expectant mothers and lactating women, it is absolutely safe for small children. It is difficult to identify at least one drawback of D-Panthenol. We can only mention the possibility of developing allergies.

This ointment is #1 in the treatment of burns and wounds. Less commonly, the drug is prescribed to patients with fractures, ulcers, radiation sickness, bedsores. Judging by the reviews, the ointment helps to restore the epidermis even after peeling, mesoscooter. An effective regenerator from a Russian manufacturer activates the growth of skin cells, eliminates severe pain. This fact is very pleasing to fans of cosmetic procedures. The nutritional properties of the ointment make it possible to use the medicine for dry skin of the hands. Most buyers speak about the drug in a positive way, mainly due to its wide spectrum of action.

The famous analogue of Solcoseryl, which can be safely used to treat diaper rash in infants. This "hero" of our rating incorporates the active ingredient Dexpanthenol. White, fairly dense in consistency, the ointment is distinguished by its operational action - it stimulates the regeneration of skin cells, eliminates signs of inflammation. Judging by customer reviews, the drug is quickly absorbed, does not leave greasy marks. The effectiveness and practicality of the ointment are especially appreciated by nursing mothers who use the remedy in the treatment of nipple cracks. The only unattractive side of the analogue is its rather high cost.

Not the cheapest, but definitely an effective analogue of Solcoseryl.In medical practice, an ointment containing silver is prescribed for contact dermatitis, burns, frostbite, bedsores. The drug is actively used in cosmetology during the recovery period after laser resurfacing of the face. The active ingredients in the composition of the drug disinfect the affected surface, the ointment dries well, leaving no feeling of tightness of the skin. This substitute can be used by both adults and children. The only age limit is contraindicated in patients younger than 2 months.

This analogue of Solcoseryl is used by patients much more often than the key drug. First, because it is much cheaper. Secondly, it can be used even by pregnant, lactating women and used in the treatment of children from a year old. The drug helps even with serious skin lesions. In addition, the drug contains an antibiotic. The peculiarity of the ointment for external use lies in its algorithm of use: doctors advise applying the therapeutic composition to a napkin, attaching it to the wound and wearing it under a bandage for some time. Of the side effects in the instructions for use of the product, it is worth noting an allergic reaction to the components of the analogue.