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Description of the medicine: Oxyferriscorbon sodium (Oxyferriscorbone natrium)

SODIUM OXYFERRICSCORBON (Oxyferriscorbone natrium) *.

Synonym: Oxyferriscorbone sodique.

A preparation containing two- and tribasic iron in combination with sodium salts of 2, 3-dioxo-1-gulonic and alloxonic acids.

In contrast to other iron-containing drugs, sodium oxyferriccorbon is used not for iron deficiency anemia, but as an agent for the treatment of peptic ulcer of the stomach and duodenum. The drug has some anti-inflammatory and analgesic effect and promotes the process of scarring.

In connection with the emergence of new modern antiulcer drugs (see Cimetidine, Ranitidine and other blockers of H 2 -receptors, Pirentsepin, Sukralfat, etc.), the use of sodium oxyferriccribine has become limited.

Enter the drug intramuscularly. With gastric ulcer, 30 to 60 mg daily (1 to 2 vials) are administered daily for 10 to 20 days. After a 20-day break, the course of treatment is repeated. Repeated courses are held intermittently, depending on the effect obtained. With intestinal ulcers injected daily for 15 - 30 mg for 6 - 8 weeks.

The drug before consumption is diluted in isotonic sodium chloride solution (2 ml of solvent for 15 mg of the drug, 3 ml for 30 mg). You can inject the drug intramuscularly in a mixture with the blood of a patient taken from a vein (2-3 ml). In this case, take half the dose of the drug.

Sodium oxyferriccobone can be administered in a single syringe with novocaine, atropine sulfate, but not with other drugs.

Form release: lyophilized powder of 30 mg in vials with an ampoule with a solvent (5 ml isotonic sodium chloride solution).