Compound Aescin Sodium Gel

Compound sodium aescinate gel is mainly used to treat various types of inflammation, edema, traumatic pain, soft tissue injuries, etc. However, all medicines are poisonous. Taking too much of this medicine will cause certain damage to the body. In daily life, compound sodium aescinate gel is a topical medicine that is simple to use and easy to operate, and has a very good therapeutic effect on some injuries. But is compound sodium aescinate gel really very effective?

Compound sodium aescinate gel has a good effect. Compound sodium aescinate gel is used for acute soft tissue injuries such as contusion, sprain, compression, hematoma and tenosynovitis. Compound sodium aescinate gel is a compound preparation, containing 10 mg sodium aescinate and 50 mg diethylamine salicylate per gram. The sodium aescinate in the compound sodium aescinate gel has the following effects: anti-tissue edema, promoting blood circulation, reducing vascular permeability, preventing water accumulation in tissues and eliminating the heaviness and pressure caused by local edema. Diethylamine salicylate can enhance anti-inflammatory effects and has analgesic effects.

Acute soft tissue injury refers to a series of acute contusions or (and) lacerations that occur in the human musculoskeletal system and tissues other than bones below the skin, including acute injuries to muscles, ligaments, fascia, tendons, synovium, fat, joint capsules and other tissues as well as peripheral nerves and blood vessels in different situations. These tissues are affected by various external or internal injury factors, causing acute tissue destruction and temporary disturbance of tissue physiological functions, resulting in injury. Acute soft tissue injury is generally caused by external mechanical stress. When the stress reaches a certain intensity and exceeds the load that the soft tissue can bear, it can induce injury and produce symptoms.

The usage and dosage of compound sodium aescinate gel is for local external use. Take an appropriate amount of compound sodium aescinate gel and apply a thin layer on the affected area several times a day. Adverse reactions such as rashes are occasionally seen after use. When using compound sodium aescinate gel, you should pay attention to the following: when treating severe spinal diseases, trauma and venous diseases, compound sodium aescinate gel can be used in combination with sodium aescinate tablets or sodium aescinate injection; compound sodium aescinate gel cannot be used on mucosal tissues; when using compound sodium aescinate gel to treat ulcers, apply the gel to the skin around the ulcer to avoid touching the ulcer surface; it is forbidden for pregnant and lactating women. It is contraindicated on damaged skin surfaces and skin that has been treated with radiation.

In summary, compound sodium aescinate gel has a good effect. Compound sodium aescinate gel is used for acute soft tissue injuries such as contusion, sprain, compression, hematoma and tenosynovitis. It is contraindicated for those who are allergic to compound sodium aescinate gel, and should be used with caution by those with allergic constitution. It is forbidden to use this product when its properties change.